It is beautiful, rigorous, and has a strong sense of pictures. The imagination can be scary. The author is very good at describing pictures, whetting your appetite, and turning the camera. However, the reading threshold is high, and the pictures change quickly, so it is suitable for quiet reading.
It's good to read, I like it, it's a bold open mic, and it has the most natural emotional line among criminal investigations with a plot of about the same level. I also like the story
Who has forgotten about bg and cp? It's not scary, it's a pretty warm and unrefined flow of sand sculptures, focusing on adventure, decryption and level-breaking. You seem to have seen it
There are few articles about economic investigation. The emotional line is not necessary but it doesn't matter. I don't think criminal investigation requires an emotional line.