Police Officer Lu Ling
警察陆令
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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People with different principles cannot work together. Goodbye.
At first, when I saw the synopsis on the recommendation, I thought it was just another brainless, pretentious novel by a studio or some other author disguised as a police fiction story. Later, through recommendations from netizens, I saw the author's previous book (mainly because some netizens said you're a real police officer, and your discussions of cases and experiences with other police…
This is a fanfiction I made up about Lu Yan and her newly confirmed relationship. This was the first time Lu Ling had suggested a date after confirming their relationship. It was called a date, but it was really more like having a meal together during a break from work.
This book is far more didactic than the previous one, with far too many lengthy explanations and excessively sentimental passages. It would have been better if it had been more concise and to the point.
Having read up to chapter 235, let me provide some background information on prions mentioned in the commentary.
Upon reading Chapter 235, specifically the section about "making soy sauce from hair," some people made connections to prions. Although I'm not a related professional, I've learned quite a bit about it through relatives and classmates, and I feel it's necessary to provide some basic information.
Why did this book perform so poorly? I think it's because it's too full of cases within cases, making it exhausting to read. If the author continues to write about police in their next book, I suggest they take inspiration from works like "National Forensic Doctor," presenting cases one by one, adding slice-of-life elements, like an episodic drama. Trying to write a police story just turns into a detective novel.
I'd rather see individual cases, whether they're connected or not is irrelevant; if they aren't, even better. Real life doesn't offer that many interconnected stories. People just want to see different crime scenes and unique experiences! Forcing a connection feels too contrived. This is just my personal opinion, please don't be offended!
Oh no, I've been raising my pet and now I've discovered I'm on a daily poison delivery system!
This book wasn't as readable as the previous one, "Detective Chief." Some parts felt too contrived, making it resemble a detective novel. Detective novels have tight, mind-bending plots, but this one was too long and dragged on.
This…