The Hunt for the Killer Is Underway
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- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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This is a flop. The key issue is that your synopsis isn't appealing at all. If you can already identify the suspect, why would I even bother reading the novel?
It feels like it would be better if there were no cheat codes at all? After reading around chapter 100, the protagonist's cheat codes are still restricted by ancestral limitations—what's the point of having them? The protagonist's crime-solving abilities around chapter 100 mostly come from intellectual analysis, and the beginning also mentioned the author's strong analytical skills after donning…
Oh dear, there aren't enough to see! 😆
I feel you shouldn't involve too much in the system aspects, especially the attributes shouldn't become superhuman by the end; that could easily lead to a plot hole. The crime-solving is too easy. Since it's a manhunt, you should focus more on the case's progress. What you've written now feels like the system gives you a target, then calls the police to arrest them, and it's all about investment. Keep up the good work!
It suits my taste perfectly. I've already invested. Keep up the good work, author! Don't abandon this project!
I've only read forty chapters and I still don't know what the main plot is. I'd like to ask, since everyone knows the culprit's identity and there's no need to solve the case, what's the focus of this book—how to catch the culprit? It doesn't seem like that's a major focus. So, is the author just using the system as a backdrop, mainly letting the protagonist use it to show off?
I've read up to chapter 33, and it's really well-written. Keep it up, author!
I'm so happy just thinking about how my chosen role might be released soon, hehehehe~
The Major and Unsolved Cases Team of the Criminal Investigation Detachment of the Jiangcheng City Public Security Bureau in Central and Southern China is directly under the Criminal Investigation Detachment and has no official rank. Team Leader: Liu Shaohua, 30 years old, orphan, from Jiangcheng City.
Why does such a good book have so few recommendation votes?