Detective's Diary: A True Account of Solving 128 Major Cases

It's very beautiful and the description is very realistic.

This book is very beautifully written. Although there is no dramatic plot, the technical details of the case investigation and the characteristics of the characters of all parties are definitely the most realistic ones I have read in recent years. Five-star recommendation

This is a "good piece" worth reading. Its "value" does not lie in the "plot of solving the case", but in the "solving of the case", which truly reflects the more practical "working status" and "human feelings" of the "public security front" at that time. In this way, it "contrasts" the "positive image" of "public security cadres" who are truly "capable," "responsible," "loyal to their duties" and have "high emotional intelligence." I hope to see more "good works" like this from the author

A perfect detective novel with personal characteristics. This book is different from other detective stories. It solves the puzzle step by step, and it feels real after reading it. The group portrayal is also very good, and the way of speaking and character design are in line with the social environment of the time.

It's true, objective, and detailed. I give Captain Cui a big thumbs up, but just this one case? A little bit unsatisfied 🙂🙂

It truly describes the hard work and wisdom of frontline police officers!

The details are well described, giving you an immersive feeling

It's so well written, and it's very clear. If you don't want others to know, you have to do it yourself. It's such a good job. You can eat and drink, and you can travel around at public expense, and you can also dig out people's secret gossip.

It's exciting and thrilling. It's so dangerous for the police to fight against the bad guys!

Real and objective, with a somewhat immersive feeling.