At Eighteen, I Inherited 1.8 Billion in Cold Cases

I read dozens of chapters in one breath. The overall setting is novel and eye-catching. A noodle-eating boy unexpectedly gets a sky-high inheritance, which binds eighteen old unsolved cases. The foreshadowing and foreshadowing are particularly gripping, the criminal investigation atmosphere is well created, and the writing style is smooth and engaging, which is good

This book is a very solid read overall, and there is no sense of suspended detective excitement. The protagonist is just an ordinary boy who runs a noodle shop, relying on his super memory to solve old cases that are classified as accidents. Every clue is hidden in the daily life of the market. Ordinary people such as market stall owners and scrap old men are burdened with the past. The main plot of the fire eighteen years ago is very cleverly laid out. Each case can be connected to the main plot. The character description is not flat, and the reasoning details are in line with the real investigation logic. It is slow-paced but worth reading carefully.

There is a secret story behind every unsolved case, and the characters are very three-dimensional and full of details.

The opening dialogue is concise and can arouse interest in reading further at a glance.

The rhythm of the plot is controlled comfortably, and the main detective line and the branch line of life experience are interspersed just right.

Very good, the plot design is clever and very innovative Looks good! ! !

The storyline is so exciting and addictive!

The plot setting is very good and the characters are vivid

The story is fascinating, the characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and the writing is fluent and vivid, not bad!

I like this kind of suspenseful detective story. The cases are connected one after another, and the challenges are one after another. It's so interesting!