Police Officer Chen Shu

The author's detailed descriptions in the first kidnapping case were quite good; he must have been a police officer. The language is very plain, giving the impression that this is how real-life crime-solving should be done, which made it quite relatable.

It's a good book, but unfortunately, too few people read it nowadays. Most people prefer harem and wish-fulfillment stories, which might be closer to their dreams.

When I first read this book, it was still in its early stages, around a hundred chapters. It seemed quite good; the author appeared to have experience as a grassroots police officer. The content was realistic, and while the writing style was slightly immature, it wasn't lacking in sincerity. Later, due to other reasons, I stopped reading.

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It's so damn frustrating to watch! He solves one major case after another, getting injured more and more seriously each time, and the worst part is there's no superior trying to suppress him. Why doesn't he get the corresponding recognition and promotion? (Saving hostages, rescuing a girl from a suicide attempt, catching a murderer—these are all definitely enough for a first-class merit award!)

The author writes a police novel with a heart full of suspense, and the reader feels very frustrated while reading it. Writing about promotions is sensitive, but not writing about them means being a police officer who solves major cases for life.

Stop writing the romance! The writing style for the cases is completely different from the writing style for the romance. This kind of romance feels like something out of a 2005 romance novel. The cases are really well-written, with depth and empathy. It's truly a split personality. 😅😅😅

Ideally, the author should write according to their own ideas; everyone has their own perspective.

I quit smoking a few years ago. And lately, to avoid stopping my updates, I've basically stopped drinking alcohol. These days, my only form of entertainment is reading readers' comments 😂

The male protagonist is in his thirties; it's time he settled down. As a relatively realistic novel, he's stringing along several beautiful women like Zhang Yang and Director Yan—is he trying to make a mistake? What is the author thinking?