A Doctor's Compassion, A Cop's Conscience

I dropped it after Chapter 3; the forced conflict was incredibly mindless.

Picking up photos creates conflict and hinders progress.

The description of the woman falling in Chapter Five doesn't seem significant at first glance. Perhaps there's foreshadowing, but it feels unnecessary. What's the point of forcing coincidences later on? If she had any other identity, it would be understandable, but the woman in Chapter Five is also a soldier? Is this their intelligence level?

Having read six chapters, I can't stand the excessive amount of character development for the female lead. Don't follow the example of TV screenwriters! It's all rubbish.

The third chapter is particularly bad; the second chapter is so long-winded. Why not just wake the woman up directly?

Well written, but the father is portrayed as quite unlikeable; I almost wanted to give up the book! 😅

The author seems to be writing a screenplay, not a novel; the opening plot is so melodramatic, it's straight out of a movie or TV show.

That's great, really great.

This book is depressing. The plot conflicts come one after another; I'm getting altitude sickness!

I can't accept the excessive plot. Why add so many disgusting things?