Chasing the Killer in a Dream
谜梦追凶
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
- Subgenre
- Detective Fiction
- Updated
- 7y ago
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Fresh and Original Ideas
Some fresh ideas or strange and wonderful settings. Yeah, that's right.
Sci-Fi, System, and Transmigration: Sharing My Favorites
These are books I've enjoyed reading and could stick with, rather than dropping after a dozen or two chapters. I have pretty mainstream tastes, so if you're out of books to read, take a look. I'm sure you'll find something you like. If you recommend a book, remember to include a blurb. After I've read it, I'll add any I like to the list. The Dao De Jing has actually gone missing! It's missing! It's missing!
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Miao’s Bookshelf
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Books I've Read and Loved
I've read all these books. I don't know if they'll suit your tastes, but they suit mine. P.S. I may not read your recommendations right away. If they're still very new, I'll save them and let them build up a backlog first. Even if I do read one, that doesn't mean I'll add it to the list. Thanks. P.P.S. Please recommend completed books. I'm running out of things to read.
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Knocking on the Door Tonight
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Great books that have kept me hooked over the years
Books I've Read (Just to Kill Time)
Books I've read before
No Female Lead or One Female Lead
I recommend books I personally like, noting whether they have a single heroine, no heroine, or if it's unknown. If you like stories without romance, you can check out the Xiaolv site, which has a no-CP category. Remember to choose the male protagonist's perspective! ←_← For Korean entertainment novels with one heroine: The Thinker in the Entertainment Industry For an older novel with no heroine: The Legendary Teacher by Liu Qingmei
Books I Read Myself
Pretty good
Mysteries, Supernatural Tales, Fantasy, Infinite Realms, and Fresh New Reads
An office worker cramming for exams shares random recommendations.
Books I Personally Think Are Pretty Good
My thoughts from years of reading
A Bit of Everything
These are some books I'm following. My tastes are all over the place, and some have questionable content, bad endings, and so on, so read with caution. Hmm... why are there so many abandoned works on my list... OJZ... Am I really that into weird stuff?
Stories That Linger or Get Your Blood Pumping
I'll read anything, whatever the genre. I only care whether it speaks to me. My nickname is Bookworm, and I share the ones I think are good.
Personal List: Eclectic Taste, Mostly Niche Picks, With and Without CP, for All Audiences
Mainly paranormal, suspense, online games, healing stories, and light everyday life. No angst and no harem. P.S. The online-game authors I've liked in recent years have all switched genres, and I haven't found a novel in that genre to my taste in ages. If you have any favorites, please recommend them.
Shadow Bear Tibbers
The Axis of Good and Evil
Horror Novels Hit Different at Midnight (=^▽^=)
Well, this is a split-off from my big book list, to indulge my love of supernatural stories. Send flowers if you like, and I'll send you a sci-fi list. It's this one ☞ [All Kinds of Wild Ideas, Mostly Sci-Fi] 🔥🔥🔥 The main list: no books by big-name authors here. Search this list for other genres. My personal preferences are urban stories with one heroine or monk stories with no heroine. Historical stories can have a harem; other genres depend on the story. Whenever I find a decent supernatural
Guoguo's Bookshelf
I’ve been reading for ten years, so trust me: I’m no rookie, and these recommendations won’t let you down.
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When I enter my dream, one person in this world will fall.
I suggest that you don't comment too much on the story content.
First of all, I feel very sorry for the author. As a gentle young woman, she has to rack her brains every day to create new chapters, which I think is already very difficult. She's putting so much energy into writing to present a better work to everyone. Occasionally, there might be oversights or things that seem out of place, but please, this is a novel... Do you even know what a novel is?
I couldn't stand watching it anymore.
The protagonist is too cruel. He's not timid enough and constantly doubts himself. Then there's this Black Dragon Society that appears later on. I beg the author to stop torturing the protagonist so much. He keeps having death dreams; any normal person would know about their abilities by now, yet he constantly thinks he's insane and takes medication.
The Black Dragon Society's premise is ridiculous.
I only read the first story and saw the Black Dragon Society, this lawless criminal gang, and I already thought this book was ridiculous. Even the most powerful gangs in the real world wouldn't dare to be as utterly lawless and unconventional as those in your novel. And the police chief is even afraid to investigate? Either the chief is complicit, or it just seems absurd. After reading 70 chapters, I'm still not very happy. I feel the author has insulted the police profession.
Black Dragon Society... Author, are you a high school student? In the adult worldview, there shouldn't be such an organization that is so arrogant, domineering, and capable of confronting the state apparatus.
I've only read up to chapter 54. The rest of the text is fine, but that policeman... I find him a bit annoying. The policeman relies on the protagonist to solve cases while simultaneously mocking and ridiculing him as a lunatic. He doesn't believe the protagonist at all.
Who actually made a heart shape with their hands for Bai Ran? She hates it!
I really hate Bai Ran. She keeps interfering in Li Yifan's life under the guise of doing what's best for him. Li Yifan has his own life to live. He doesn't want to become normal. What right does Bai Ran have to hide things from him and force him to become normal?
The police officers in the book are dim-witted. Real-life police officers would be overjoyed to have such a protagonist; they'd get all the credit and wouldn't have to share the protagonist's money. They'd immediately fawn over him like a master. Some police officers, especially narcotics and criminal investigators, who face constant danger, are even more superstitious than others.
It's so frustrating to read! Is the government in this novel really that weak? They're so timid and hesitant with just a bunch of gangsters. (I didn't finish reading it.) I can't bear to look.
I like the name
I like this book title. I've seen similar titles in theaters, and they're quite interesting. A few words set the tone for the book, making it easier for readers to understand the meaning without having to put in too much effort. However, from another perspective, it also tests the author's skill in writing.