
Chief Detective
警探长
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- Completed
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- 2.9M Words
- Genre
- Realistic Fiction
- Subgenre
- Walks of Life
- Updated
- 6mo ago
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- Qidian
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Chat after reading "Chief Inspector" - all meaning lies in people's feelings and action choices about current events. Actually, before reading "Chief Inspector", I had not been exposed to male novels for four or five years. Firstly, as one grows older and becomes a social beast, many of the cool points in male videos have become red herrings, lacking logic and basic common sense. Secondly, as a female reader, the erotic descriptions of harems are really eye-catching. I am very glad that my love for criminal investigation and suspense works led me to see a recommendation message for "The Chief Inspector" and get acquainted with this book. I am also glad that I did not miss such a masterpiece because of stereotypes. At the beginning of this year, I accidentally watched "Guarding Jiefang West" on Station B. It was the first time that I broke away from the influence of TV series and various criminal investigation novels and really saw what a real policeman is like in daily life. There is no major shocking case, no life-and-death struggle. They are more like running around in the trivial police situation day after day, dealing with trivial crimes such as stealing and fighting. But I am more engaged than usual in playing puzzle games. Later I thought why? Maybe it's because it captures the essence of the police profession. Being able to stare at the computer for days and nights just to catch a thief stealing batteries, being able to pay for a key out of your own pocket when your grandma forgets the door to the house, rushing to save a girl when she commits suicide for love, putting a dress on a little girl who is making trouble after drinking... Kindness, fairness and justice are not big slogans hanging on the wall, but the patience, carefulness and dedication to duty in every police situation. I also felt such a simple and real policeman in "Chief Inspector". I later learned that Mr. Feng himself was a policeman, which is why the article contains so many empathy, so many cases that are close to reality and plots that are not so ups and downs. Perhaps many readers who have been raised by cool articles and fast pace will be impatient with such content, but for me, I think this is the biggest difference between Detective Chief and other criminal investigation/mystery novels - It writes about ordinary and true human nature in every word. I once read a sentence that roughly means "When people turn away because they can't bear to witness the evil in the sun, the police turn their heads and stare at the devil in the shadows." I think Teacher Feng, Bai Song, the police detective team, and the police colleagues with full personalities such as Bureau Wei, Team Li, and Team Zhao in the article are all good police officers who stand in the sun and stare at the devil in the shadow. They are people who are willing to jump into the abyss to strangle the devil and save innocent people. To be honest, the image of Bai Song was relatively vague in my mind at first. Because I feel that Teacher Feng focused more on describing what he saw, heard, and experienced, and lacked some sideways descriptions of his image and character. This should be a subtlety that the male author lacks (laughing) But through dialogue, through Bai Song's interactions with colleagues and friends, and his thinking and behavior when handling cases, this person gradually became three-dimensional in my mind. Including supporting roles such as Zhang Wei and Ren Xu, each has its own characteristics. This confirms a problem I often encounter in client companies at work - bosses always say that the company's culture and values cannot be left behind, but as everyone knows, the real values are what you believe in your heart and then act on it. What you do is what you hold in your heart. You believe in justice, and your actions will inevitably strive to be fair. If you long for family affection, you will subconsciously seek the care of others. This is nature, and even if you want to hide it, it will inevitably show up in subconscious behavior. In "Chief Detective", many human beings are depicted, both black and white, and there are two that impressed me the most - one is Zhao Xugang, who risked his life to protect his own shortcomings, and the other is Zheng Yanwu, who was reborn in photography after decadence. I remember that in the article, after several major cases, Teacher Feng used a technique that can be said to be analytical, describing some of Bai Song's thoughts at length - Bai Song was constantly seeking what his mission as a police officer was. Captain Zhao was obviously determined in his heart. He lived his faith with his life and never regretted the police uniform he wore. And where is Lao Zheng? I won't talk about Lao Zheng's bad things in the first half of his life. After losing his wife and children, he was confused and had no anchor in his heart, so he always said that he had no "home". Later, Bai Song set up an anchor for him. Even if he lived and ate in the RV, his home was back because he had regained hope. Actually, I quite admire Teacher Feng for being able to persist in writing such a long novel despite being so busy at work. I myself have worked a busy shift, and now I also write some things, so I know deeply how painful and difficult this process is. But similarly, just like the joy and satisfaction I feel after reading the entire text, I believe that every text creator will have an indescribable sense of accomplishment and happiness after completing a work. This is the charm of the text itself. It is also the matter of writing itself that brings salvation to the creator. I especially like a quote from Ray Bradbury, the author of The Martian Chronicles, "You have to lose yourself in writing so that reality doesn't destroy you." This sentence is true for the author, and it is equally true for the reader. Reality is sometimes naked and cruel. If I can enjoy some beautiful processes and glimpse some interesting things in a work, then my purpose of reading will be achieved. There is no need to talk about any deeper pursuits. It is enough when the words written by the author are liked by the readers, and when the readers read a work that shines in their eyes. I am very happy to spend my free time in April on "Chief Inspector". Finally, I would like to express my love for Teacher Feng, haha. It is said that the author's views can be seen through the text. I felt very comfortable throughout the whole process of watching The Detective. I did not feel the disdain or derogation of women in many male video authors' articles, nor did I deliberately put a high hat on a certain group of people. This is really a rare thing. Of course, after learning about Teacher Feng's profession, I thought it was normal, but I still wanted to praise him very much. Although Teacher Feng is no longer in public office, I believe that a person's nature and cognition will not change due to his profession. No matter what Teacher Feng does in the future, he must be a very respectable person (hahaha, I'm sorry, although calling Teacher Feng is a bit old, but I just want to call him that) Okay, I typed out so many words inexplicably, which can be regarded as a rare after-reading experience in a fragmented life. I will continue to follow Lu Ling, and I look forward to Teacher Feng bringing us more exciting works~
Write in front
The investigative methods discussed in this book are basically backward methods from ten years ago, and most of them are fiction. If anyone wants to learn the so-called "investigation techniques" from novels to evade detection... Don't sacrifice your life. Abide by the law, start with me.
Based on my more than ten years of book experience, I guarantee that this book is really good! This is the most beautiful book I have read recently. Don't be deceived by the dullness at the beginning, there is a lot of exciting writing behind it! Don't miss it if you pass by!
Make a wish
It seems to be 20 years ago. When I first read this book, I felt like Tianya was telling its own story. Later I felt that there should be such torches in the world to dispel some of the darkness. Now it's 25 years. After all these years, I feel like it's because of the expectations that the chief detective planted in me that I became who I am now. Thank you, Tianya. Finally, we end with a sentence from our notebook: Catch the stars as fire and rush to the mountains and rivers.
Hahahaha, my former brother was also from China Public Security University. After reading other police and gangster articles, they seemed a bit boring, but I heard that this book was written by a real policeman. I came here to report that it has been fully booked.
Finished spreading flowers! I cried many times while reading this book. The first time was when Master Yu left, the second time was probably when I was rescuing a child who was hit by a car, and then there was Tianjin Port, and finding a dog for an old man, etc. After finishing the second episode in the past two days, I saw Master Yu again and burst into tears again. . . When I first read this book, I dismissed some of the simple fraud cases in the book, thinking that the people who were deceived were really stupid. However, after reading about the scams in the book and contacting people and things around me in the past two years, I found that money is often defrauded in such an inadvertent way. It's really that sentence. People should have an understanding of themselves, their own abilities, and their ability to make money. Pies in the sky will not fall for no reason. As for why I remember some touching scenes so clearly and cannot remember some subsequent major cases, it may be due to slow updates. But to be honest, I think Xiao Yu's line, foreshadowing and behind-the-scenes mission are too long, and it takes too much brain to read, and I can't grasp some cool points. Instead, I feel as if I have been mocked by Brother Tianya, and my IQ has been crushed in all aspects. It's a bad feeling. In short, this is probably the third book I have ordered. It is still worth it. If I get a perfect score out of 10, I would give it a 7.5. I hope Brother Tianya writes better in his next book 🌹
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I read more than 700 chapters in one go and received three monthly passes and 12 recommendations. How should I put it? I also spent some time in the police station and Xingda, and indeed many of the plots seemed familiar. I still remember the first time I saw the corpse. It was really consistent with the descriptions in the first few chapters...
If there is no other meaning, I suggest changing the name to "The Legend of Scarface" After reading more than 100 chapters, the protagonist is always thinking about Scarface. Judging from the evidence at the time, Scarface is just a small person. It feels like the protagonist is stunned. Later, it is still through a gray hair that it is determined that Scarface is a suspect in the theft. Before co-writing, the protagonist relied solely on intuition? Now that I have read more than 230 chapters, I am still thinking about Scarface, and I have reached the state of selflessness. Why, secret love is not like this.
After seeing Chapter 244, Wang Ruoyi changed the death sentence to a suspended death sentence, and thought of a push a few days ago, in which a man in his 40s sexually assaulted a 10-year-old girl, blinded the girl's eyes, strangled the girl to death, and rotted the girl in the pond before burying her. In the end, the sentence was suspended because of the circumstances of surrender. According to the explanation in the previous chapter, it means that if he behaves well in prison, he will not die. I personally feel that such a scumbag will not die if he is not sentenced to death! The family appealed, hoping for the death penalty in the second trial.