Being the Chief Is No Easy Job

Mystery and Deduction, Solving Cases Plus Romance, All Through Reasoning, No Special Powers

A male and female lead who are evenly matched

Novels That Feel Very Real and Reflect Real Society

I’m sick of stories that are too brainless and idealistic. I want something more realistic.

Stories Based on Real Life and Personal Experiences

Something based on the author's personal experiences, or a real-life autobiography.

Looking for High-Quality Mystery and Detective Fiction

High-quality novels similar to "A Female Doctor's Murder Diary".

Looking for Crime-Solving Novels: Detectives, Forensics, and Suspense

Gripping Detective Thrillers That Keep You Guessing

Looking for stories like Tearing Up the Wanted List on My First Day at Work. In a reading slump? Rush to read Tearing Up the Wanted List on My First Day at Work! A rookie cracks a decades-old cold case from the start and becomes a legend. Every case is a brain-teasing mystery with a twist. No filler or stupid characters, and the pacing is relentless. A must-read for fans of thrilling criminal investigation stories!

Please Recommend High-Quality Criminal Investigation Novels, You Experts!!!

Looking for books like "You’re a Traffic Cop. Is It Really Appropriate to Steal a Criminal Investigation Case?"

Mystery and Crime-Solving Stories, with a New Case Every Few Chapters

I want to read something similar to Eyes in the Abyss. Mystery, crime-solving, with each case solved in a few chapters. Does anything like that exist?

High-IQ Crime

Looking for books similar to Shh, Don't Play Murder Games on a Dating Show. Please recommend stories with twists, horror, and rules, and no romance. Something like this one.

Looking for Police Detective Stories With Both Deduction and a Pure Romance Between the Leads

Any Mystery and Crime-Solving Novels with a System?

Something like A Food Delivery Worker Showing Up at the Scene Is Totally Reasonable

Any Experts Recommend Stories About Forensic Doctors, Police, Crime Solving, or Horror? I've Recently Gotten into Them

Realistic, Truly Urban Fiction

Something like The Twenty-Six-Year-Old Tenant.

Recently Got into Crime and Forensics: Any Stories with Two Police-Detective Leads?

Looking for books similar to *Captain, Watch Out: This Policewoman Has Thorns.* To be clear, both leads need to be criminal investigators! I want good writing and tight logic. Don’t treat readers like idiots. Make it exciting. If it’s unbearably cringey, I’ll do a 360-degree Thomas the Tank Engine spin and jump straight into the Guinness World Records.

Suspense and Detective Novels Featuring High-IQ Criminals

What are your top suspense and detective novels? I’m looking for high-IQ crime stories.

Looking for Locked-Room Mystery Novels Set in a Snowbound Mountain Lodge

Ideally an infinite-flow story with puzzles and undercover moles to uncover. The logic should be solid, with no characters acting stupid just to move the plot along. Romance is fine, but the main focus should be the protagonist’s career, with romance as just a little seasoning.

Looking for Detective and Mystery Novels With a Team of Criminal Investigators, Forensic Technicians, Psychologists, and Medical Examiners

A Novel Where Shooting Corrupt Officials Gets You Leveled Up: Someone, Please Write It!

Practical Books About Frontline Police Investigations and Casework

Looking for books similar to "Police Station Cases: Public Security and Criminal Investigation".

Any Horror Novels Based on True Events, Like Ten Deadly Sins?

Horror novels.

Crime, Detective, and Suspense Recommendations

Crime Investigation: The Protagonist Is a Police Officer or Helps the Police, Preferably No Female Lead

Looking for books like "Innocent Murder". No System! The male protagonist should have some psychological or mental issues. He can be a mastermind or murderer, and may have blood on his hands or secrets no one knows about.

Please Recommend Novels About Police Officers, with Everyday Life and Fewer Murder Cases

Books About Police Officers

Looking for books similar to "You're a Traffic Cop, Is It Really Appropriate to Take a Criminal Investigation Case?"