The Detective from the Future

Detective, released in the early morning of September 1st. At that time, the running disk will be updated, so that all book friends will enjoy it. I hope all book friends will support me and give me your first order. Thank you for running the game.

5 Recommendations, 2 monthly passes, can you please tell me if you can add more details?

One of the few books that I have fully ordered and have been pursuing for so long. Other books will lose interest once I don't read them for a few days, but this one is still as good as once I read it.

I'm a little curious about the line between the protagonist and policewoman Tan. At first, both of them didn't care about blind dates. At this time, their mental states were very similar, and they could chat after meeting (this kind of confession state is the most normal, and it is impossible for people in their twenties and mid-teens to fall in love at first sight). On a date, the two of them rescued a girl who committed suicide by jumping off a building, which seemed to be getting better. Later, contact was suddenly lost, and the protagonist went to the Publicity Department of the Municipal Bureau to shoot a promotional video, thinking that he was trying to show off his ambitions before suppressing them. As a result, after meeting policewoman Tan, the protagonist thought that they could still be friends after breaking up. In fact, in reality, this kind of thing is quite normal, but in the novel, it seems a bit too bland, as if something is missing. The most important thing is that the protagonist later meets Wang Ting. The development of the two is also quite satisfactory, as plain as water, and the emotional line is not outstanding. If there wasn't the scene with policewoman Tan, it would just be like finding a girlfriend for the protagonist, and that would be fine. But the two dull stories of blind dates and chance encounters are a bit delayed. If another author had written this, I wouldn't have asked this question. The script is rigorously written and logically clear. Why did you write these two paragraphs? I haven't read the book reviews. Is it because some early readers were dissatisfied with the policewoman, so the heroine was changed?

No matter it is finished, one case after another is always stuck in an endless loop. They are all too ordinary, have no new ideas and are easily boring. The author probably didn't think long term and didn't take advantage of the system.

Why don't you write more about the running game? You can stop reading for a while and think about the plot! I also want to see pig trotters transferred to the Beijing Police Headquarters!

Idiom Solitaire, anyone want to play with me? Let's talk about the rules. Book friends, please refresh the webpage a few times and then look for the latest idioms. If someone has already picked up an idiom, don't pick it up. I'll come first, the land is vast and the resources are abundant

It's nice to watch, but it's too monotonous. In addition to solving crimes, don't forget that the protagonist is still a civilian after taking off his police uniform. If he doesn't write about his daily life, is he still not a normal person? I will get tired of eating the same dish every day. Can't the author change the taste for us?

Author, this prisoner really can't lie. Whenever he lies, he touches his nose. How many times has he touched his nose, and then he just blinks and acts cute? Is there really anyone who lies and touches his nose?

After reading about a hundred chapters, I feel that the reason why this book is not popular may be that the pace is too tight and I don't know how to relax. Case after case comes one after another. Although the cases are well written, reading too many of them can make people feel boring. Some other things need to be interspersed in the middle to adjust. For example, emotional scenes.