
Crime Scene Cleanup Specialist
特殊现场清理师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 430k Words
- Subgenre
- Detective Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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I’m a longtime reader and tend to have high standards for writing. I like to read with my brain switched on, so the logic can’t be too weird. I read pretty widely and dabble in all kinds of genres. This list mainly features works with good prose, detailed and interesting world-building, and internally consistent logic. Most may be a little niche. I’m a woman, and this list doesn’t have many stories with heavy romance. If you’re into smug protagonists who humiliate their rivals, womanizers, and f
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Read what you want, and enjoy the ride! Some books are just too captivating to put down.
🔥Horror🔥Mystery🔥Book Recommendations🔥
A collection of great suspense novels, horror, and mysteries. Classic completed works and promising new releases.
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Other things are fine, but author, are you sure you want all these male classmates to be hostile towards the protagonist? I'm very curious about what the male lead did in school to be isolated by the boys while being admired by the girls. After all, the only person everyone looked down on in my university was the class monitor.
This is perfect for a TV series adaptation; the plot is also very engaging.
Having read the first nine chapters, well, I'm hooked. The protagonist dropped out of college in his third year and became a cleaner, but the moment he gets involved in a murder case, he starts asking all sorts of questions. There are confidentiality regulations; who can just casually discuss murder details with a cleaner? As a result, his classmates look down on him.
I hope the author keeps up the good work. I have a feeling this will be adapted into a web series, no doubt about it.
I don't believe in the "Golden Three Chapters"... But, dude, you've got this name already, how can you still be feeding people those three chapters? Putting aside the issues with the supporting characters, even if the protagonist is a policeman, it's still not right. What did he do in those three chapters? An ordinary person asking a detective about case details, concealing suspicious items for personal gain until he gets the money? No normal person would do that, it's just absurd.
I'm showing my support with 1078 points! I hope the author keeps up the good work and doesn't abandon the project prematurely; it's not good for you.
That's awesome! Look how smoothly you wrapped things up at the end! This director is truly amazing! He managed to win over so many people.
It's really good! These days, almost all the suspense novels on Qidian are supernatural stories that rely on ghosts and monsters to scare people. There are very few mystery novels like this that focus on details. It's not that unconventional novels are bad, but many authors simply can't write them at a high level. Compared to those, this mystery novel by the author is much more engaging for me.
The author's writing is excellent, and the subject matter is very fresh. I look forward to the future development, and I just hope there won't be a hiatus 😭 The absence of supernatural events makes the suspense genre relatively safer. As long as you keep up the good work, you'll become popular sooner or later. Keep it up! 😄
It's actually quite awkward. The police seem to have a hostile attitude, and the protagonist solves the case without any reason. Is it curiosity? Instinct? Or pity for the victim? He just dives into the crime scene to solve the case without any explanation. Is he really that arrogant? 😅 And what's with the character development? It's all just random lines, writing whatever comes to mind, like a first attempt at writing a book.