I'm an Embalmer. Don't Flirt with Me at the Funeral Home!

I think it suits my taste quite well. The cases are presented in separate, smaller units, not closely connected, making it a relaxing read. Right now, I don't want to read anything too heavy. Each case ends with a summary of the author's philosophical insights, which is quite amusing.

I've been looking for crime-solving stories like this, where the male and female leads have no secrets about their past, no psychological problems, are physically healthy, and have harmonious families. The story doesn't need to be connected by a super big case, so there's no psychological pressure while reading. You don't have to worry about this or that, and you can even guess the murderer in some cases. But it's just so good that I can keep reading as long as the author keeps writing!

The male lead is very human, the case plot is well written, and if you like suspense, you will definitely like it. The overall storyline is very complete, the supporting characters are also well-developed, the case choices are not the outrageous kind, but more realistic, and the progress is not dragging, making it super enjoyable to watch.

First of all, I think the author writes very well. Well, maybe it's just my personal opinion, but in the romance, the female lead seems like a lovesick fool, constantly embarrassed and awkward, while the male lead is always calm and composed.

Plot: The case progresses quickly without dragging things out or creating mysteries. The male and female leads also come from normal family backgrounds, which is a good thing and makes the viewing experience less tiring. Romance: The romance aspect is quite prominent. It's not a story where both leads are virgins, but rather that both are chaste. Both the male and female leads have exes.

I've read up to Chapter 86 so far. Most parts are fine, but there are a few sections that are quite unpleasant and jarring, making it difficult to continue reading. I won't go into specifics to avoid letting my personal emotional descriptions influence readers who haven't read the book. Everyone has their own opinion.

This is absolutely amazing! I've read similar novels about funerals before and really enjoyed them; they're full of everyday life and the warmth and coldness of human relationships. This book is mostly crime fiction, depicting the myriad aspects of life, and the interwoven romance between the male and female leads is also captivating. It reminds me of San Yue; they're all great reads.

It's alright, the cases are quite short, not the kind that go on for a long time. However, some of the details are a bit scary; I'll probably have to sleep with the lights on for a while now 🤦

This is great! It's one of the better novels I've read recently. The plot develops quickly, the romance progresses steadily, the male lead is a decent character, and the forensic part is quite detailed. It's very engaging to read. Keep up the good work, author! Keep updating 100 chapters a day!

This book is right up my alley. The plot, cases, and romance don't feel abrupt, and there are plenty of cases. Each case ends with a powerful summary by the author 🤭 The values ​​are very positive and have real-world relevance. The romance between the male and female leads is also very smooth; the author handled it very well.