Solving Cases to Stay Alive, I Make Criminals Across the Internet Lose Their Cool

The cases are highly original (though their rigor is hard to judge), making them much more interesting than many novels with repetitive cases, and they're not clichéd or boring. There are many plot twists, which I really enjoy. The writing isn't great; there are a lot of awkward scenes to skip. But it's just readable enough.

Excellent! Well written and very mind-bending, the cases are all quite complex! I've read many crime novels, most of which are adapted from major real-life cases, so many cases are very similar, giving you the feeling that you already know how the case progresses and who the culprit is. This one is different; the cases are all unfamiliar, and they're all interconnected, very exciting. Highly recommended! It's really good, and the writing is excellent.

I heard about chapter 207, and there were some typos that I didn't correct in time, but they don't affect reading (I suspect the author uses a Wubi input method). The content focuses on solving cases, and I seriously doubt that the male protagonist actually transmigrated, or that the system is real; it's all the male protagonist's fantasy.

The author writes crime investigation novels that are truly excellent. The logic is strong, the writing is solid, and it's reminiscent of Su Xiaoxiao's work—a very engaging read. A definite five-star rating! The characters are also very well-developed.

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It's incredibly good; I felt like my brain couldn't keep up while watching it. There's no female lead, no ambiguous relationships, no childhood sweetheart, no aloof, hot-tempered, big-breasted, brainless policewoman, no widowed neighbor, no domineering female CEO. Although there is a younger sister, she has very little screen time, appearing only occasionally, with no more than two scenes.

I've read up to chapter 115 so far, and it's quite good. Although there's a system, it doesn't rely solely on it to solve cases; there's a reasoning process involved, which is quite engaging! Many crime novels use a system to deduce the process from the clues, but this novel still features a step-by-step reasoning process until the truth is revealed in the end.

This detective novel is as good as ever, with each case intricately linked. The cheat-like abilities don't overshadow the main plot; they merely serve as a supplement. It also connects well with the previous books, making it seem like the author wants to create an entire detective world with different sub-worlds within it. This might be related to the system.

It's a great read, I love it! It's not the kind of story where the protagonist relies entirely on a system to grant them superhuman abilities; instead, they solve problems using their intelligence, logically progressing step by step. Keep up the good work, author! This is the fifth book I've followed by this author, and every single one of them is excellent—not exaggerated, logical, and fantastic! Support! Support!

The male lead is Su Xiaoxiao's cousin! He also has a system/cheat code, and as always, this crime-solving story is good and I love reading it! 👀