
Contract Forensic Pathologist: The Major Crimes Unit Is Fighting Over Me!
编外法医:重案组抢疯了!
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- Ongoing
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- 724k Words
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- Mystery
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- Mystery High-Concept
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- 12h ago
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It's well-written, but tiring to read because the author goes into too much detail, like a script. A TV series adapted from this could probably be very faithful, but readers would find it tedious. A better balance of detail and brevity is needed, leaving some room for the reader's interpretation.
I've only read 55 chapters, and I can't help but leave a positive review! I love the author's writing style! This book is so well-written! I really like it~ It reminds me a bit of a mystery novel I've read before, but it's completely different!!!
I personally think it's pretty good. It's on the more serious side. Some comments say it's too AI-driven, but I think it's fine. (P. S., It's fine without any romantic pairings; not everything has to involve a love story. I just hope each character is well-developed. So far, I feel everyone's characterization is about the same.)
The author, Xiao Wen, is very responsible. The system aspect isn't prominent; the main focus is on the protagonist's abilities. The case descriptions are also good, and I easily empathized with the characters. The only downside is the female lead. I read in the synopsis that there was no female lead after the 93 votes, but Lin's descriptions earlier clearly showed this.
The writing is excellent, the protagonist possesses strong criminal investigation skills and quick thinking, deserving five stars. However, your protagonist is a forensic pathologist, not a criminal investigator. Almost the entire story revolves around the male lead analyzing cases and solving them. If the male lead were a criminal investigator, it would be more believable. Therefore, I'll give it four stars.
The story is logically sound, but written from a forensic perspective, it involves far more than the typical duties of a forensic scientist. Not everything requires the protagonist's involvement, such as interrogations and night watch. It's not a detective's perspective with comprehensive knowledge, and the story does include some ensemble elements, which makes the protagonist seem overly…
It's pretty good, but I feel like a lot of the text and dialogue sound like something out of an AI short drama. You guys should take a closer look. 🤭
I've read many books, mostly romance, and never commented on them. But I want to give this author a thumbs up. I'm not very educated, but the author seems very cultured. Their writing style is captivating, engaging without being offensive. It's a very good book, and it has given me even more respect for criminal investigation, because I really enjoy watching *Forensic Heroes*. [Salute]
The smaller cases are all very well written! (So far) Only the biggest case didn't quite capture my attention. I've seen this "civilian justice judge" trope a bit too often, and the points for discussion about right and wrong have become somewhat predictable. However, I'll continue reading, hoping for some fresh perspectives.
Overall, it's alright; five stars is an encouragement. The author describes too many victims' families, making the writing too heavy, each one feeling very somber. The protagonist is portrayed very blandly, with a flat tone and a bland life, lacking any sense of human warmth. I've currently read up to the part about the cold storage. The protagonist is just a detached person.