True Crime Notes
追凶实记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 567k Words
- Genre
- Suspense Mystery
- Subgenre
- Detective Mystery
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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260Chapters
6.9kRecommendations
4.3kFans
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Congratulations on passing the internal review! (//̀Д/́/) And Merry Christmas February!²º²º
Some things I want to say to February Tree
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A Glimpse into the Hardcore Nature of Criminal Investigation Amidst the Ordinary Life of Everyday Life—A Review of Er Yue Shu's "The True Story of the Murderer"
While compiling my thoughts on "The Murderer's True Story," I can't help but recommend February Tree again! The allure of crime fiction lies not only in thrilling manhunts but also in the authentic feel conveyed between the lines. Er Yue Shu's *The True Story of the Murderer* is a perfect example.
I highly recommend "The True Story of the Murderer," and I hope there will be a spin-off.
I recently read Er Yue Shu's *The True Story of the Murderer*, and I have many thoughts to share. I can't help but praise the author and highly recommend this work. First, let me briefly summarize the plot: It tells the story of Guo Huaming, a provincial and municipal criminal psychology expert, who, along with his female student Li Yifan and Cui Ming, the captain of the Kaishan City Major Crimes…
Wow, is this a crime-solving story? Do you need to know a lot of technical terms to write this kind of story? 😄
Keep it up! I love reading these mind-bending stories.
Seeing the suggestion to change the book title makes me realize that new works do need to follow the mainstream title, otherwise readers might not be interested in clicking in 😂 Once you've built up a readership, a more unique title will be better.
The supporting characters in this story are really vivid! 😂
I haven't read a suspense novel with such a rich and packed content in a long time. There isn't a single chapter that I would be willing to skip, because if I did, I wouldn't be able to connect the dots. The pacing is fast and solid, making it a super enjoyable read.
After finishing it, I felt the ending was a bit rushed; there should have been a concluding chapter outside of the main case. An open ending isn't necessarily bad, but in this case, it's just a continuation of the previous entanglements, which feels a bit awkward.