Dream Detective

I can solve crimes in my dreams, my god, but the storyline is pretty good.

This is my first time reading such a dark, cruel, and bloody novel. I'm not used to it and it feels bad. Maybe I didn't take it into consideration, maybe it doesn't suit my taste. I haven't read much of it, and the writing still feels a bit jerky.

The dream setting is really novel. The protagonist's IQ is online. So far, there are no poisonous points...

In the bullet time in the dream, I can see all the details clearly, which feels similar to Tang Tanli's ability~

Watching the male protagonist grow up little by little from an ordinary person, the future will be even more exciting. There is only one truth!

The Indian mathematics master came up with more than 3,000 formulas just by sleeping and dreaming.

Not to mention, sometimes you can really dream about many unknown things in your dreams. Maybe because they are too unknown, they are not remembered by others.

Although it seems that the case was solved in a dream, in fact it was the author's careful logical reasoning that created the dream!

The reasoning behind solving the case is wonderful, and what's even more rare is the portrayal of human nature and psychology. The sense of immersion is very strong.

I like watching Arimatsu-san's plot, the character creation is very skillful!

Will the male protagonist's superpowers be seen in dreams from now on? It feels like the ghost of the deceased told the male protagonist the truth, but the male protagonist can only see it when he is dreaming. Will he also see it when he is awake in the future?

The male protagonist's ability should be an upgraded version of lucid dreaming, which is to combine what he saw and heard during the day, and then review the details to see things that were ignored when he was awake.

Did you see the later part? Was it a dream you had at the same time as the crime or after the crime? After the case, it was said that the soul of the deceased was entrusted with dreams or supernatural powers. The protagonist relies on rigorous logical reasoning to create hallucinations. I can't wait to see the rest of it. It's so hooky.

After reading the story completely in one breath, I felt that the male protagonist was like a dream transceiver, constantly receiving playback. For now, I am still assisting, and I look forward to taking the lead in solving the case and taking on the role of detective in the future.

The subject matter is quite good, it's about dreaming and solving crimes, the author's early writing skills and characterization are very good, it's worth collecting

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The protagonist's ability is a bit like the captain in Lord of Mysteries, but I don't know how many people can be pulled into dreams at the same time.

Is this a special function? Read what happened in your dream?

Read the previous chapters. The author's writing is very novel, different from other similar novels, and full of fantastic ideas. This book can be read. . . Collected