A Criminal Investigation Novel in Which the Heroine Is the Main Force in Solving Crimes
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Level A
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In modern criminal investigation, there is no fantasy golden finger. The female protagonist is basically a detective. If you don't read the story about the male protagonist being a detective and the female protagonist supporting the setting, it is not recommended if it falls below five stars.
A series of major cases, the story and foreshadowing are all complete, but the story focuses on showing that the police are not humane enough but have limited capabilities. There aren't too many emotional scenes, but the small criminal investigation team has more than one couple.
Overall, it is a very exciting criminal investigation story. The early cases focus more on judicial procedures, while the later cases focus more on suspense and reasoning, which are closely linked. Basically no emotional line
The case setting is interesting, but the resolution is a little too quick. The heroine and the hero work together to solve the case, but fortunately they don't get emotional while solving the case.
The heroine is capable of literary and martial arts, the case is not too rigorous but has a story to tell, and the emotional line has a bit of a Shura field style.
A very exciting non-CP criminal investigation story, the cases are intertwined, it is rare to have two female protagonists, and there are many female supporting characters who solve the case together.
The case is pretty straightforward. The relationship line in the early stage was too awkward. The male and female protagonists were flirting at the scene of the crime. The colleagues gossiped about the relationship between the male and female protagonists all day long like middle school students. There was even a plot where the male protagonist could not provide clues to the case to force the female protagonist to agree to a date.
There is a case that emphasizes the "active" seduction/"mind control" of minors to commit crimes and the adults who turn a blind eye to the crimes and have absolute superior rights. The responsibilities of adults towards minors are brushed aside, which is very uncomfortable.
The crime can be solved, but the emotional line is average. The male protagonist is the female protagonist's superior, and his possessive behavior in the workplace is a bit too much.
The writing style is quite unique. The emotions of the characters are more important than solving the case. However, I don't like the emotional line very much. I haven't confirmed the relationship before. It's the first time that the woman is so drunk. She also emphasizes "the girl transforms into a woman". It's really disturbing.
It's rare to find a well-written criminal investigation novel with a lot of emotional scenes. Does the male protagonist know how to use his mouth? Good reviews, the case design is also thoughtful