Strange Case Files

This book is quite good (I've only read about ten chapters). It's realistic, detailed, and tightly paced. Although there's still room for improvement, it's definitely a good book. However, why is this book listed in the female-oriented section (maybe because the author is female)? I saw it in a male recommendation list, and there aren't many comments, giving it a somewhat deserted feel.

"The Corpse Finder" has officially ended. Thank you to all the friends who have enjoyed this book and accompanied me all the way. To be honest, I'm very reluctant to say goodbye to some of the characters in the book. Although they are all fictional, in my heart, they are like a few familiar old friends. Zhang Jinbao is indeed a character with many flaws.

"The Corpse Finder" has officially ended. Thank you to all the friends who have enjoyed this book and accompanied me all the way. To be honest, I'm very reluctant to say goodbye to some of the characters in the book. Although they are all fictional, in my heart, they are like a few familiar old friends. Zhang Jinbao is indeed a character with many flaws.

I really admire the author for updating so quietly. I'm not the type to comment often, but I've followed all of this author's books to the end. Thank you to the author for writing each book so well. Forensic pathologist Ye must have a happy marriage with the male lead.

Those who started reading early on probably know that this book underwent revisions. The initial premise of *The Strange Detective Chronicles* was based on the "Ghost-Eyed Detective" concept—a policeman with the ability to see ghosts using his special powers to help vengeful spirits. The protagonist was even derived from a minor character in *The Corpse Finder*.

I feel like Yuan and Ye have such great chemistry! Am I just seeing things from a biased perspective? (Typo: I deliberately misspelled a word!) Those who know, know!

The male protagonist's indecisiveness leads to his own downfall. He's not the female protagonist, yet he's worrying about everything. He doesn't even consider the problems he's facing, and he's always acting like a pushover. He deserves to be passive. If it weren't for his shining protagonist aura, he would have died countless times over.

Sigh ╯╰, to be honest, I think this book is poorly written. It's really not as good as "The Corpse Finder".

Seeing this, I sincerely hope that Yuan'er and Forensic Doctor Ye can have a better ending. Their lives have been too turbulent, always hovering on the edge of life and death, having unhappy childhoods, and facing even more unfortunate events as adults. Yuan'er is a kind-hearted young man who values ​​relationships and keeps his promises.

I want to know the fates of Ding Yi and Zhang Jinbao's reincarnations!