The first, third, and fourth books are in a series, which are slow-heating and have guaranteed quality. The rating is average. The protagonist's personality is a bit off, which may cause discomfort. In the third book, the protagonist has several confidante, which may cause some discomfort, but there's not much else to say. The second book is highly recommended. The protagonist joins the police force by accident and solves major cases repeatedly with his extraordinary observation and meticulousness and occasional luck. Most of the cases are adapted from reality, and the author has profound knowledge and is suspected to be in the same profession as the protagonist [laughing][laughing]
They are all high-quality criminal investigation novels that have been read, and I mainly recommend the first three, which can actually be regarded as a novel. The following films include both formal criminal police officers and those who use their professional knowledge to help the police solve crimes.
In 1994, a huge family murder case occurred. A lawyer who was reborn turned into a criminal police officer. He did not rely on advanced technology, but only relied on pickle bags and lighter clues to chase the murderer step by step. He uncovered the murderous gambling intention behind the relatives' borrowing money, and the whole process of reasoning was high-powered!
It strongly recommends innocent murder. Every character in it is vivid and infinitely reversible. You won't know who the murderer is until you see the end. The comic only lasted the first season and the novel is finished.