Detective: Time Rewind from the Start, Solving a Murder Case

Crime-solving stories become less interesting when written as fantasy.

Write properly. Turning an urban story into fantasy, or even better, a xianxia (Chinese fantasy) story, then I'll say you're amazing. I thought it was just a crime-solving story, but you had to add fantasy elements. I don't like it; it's toxic. I read a few chapters and couldn't continue.

Seeing that a wave of the hand could hypnotize the second and third personalities, causing the secondary personalities to disappear completely, really got to me... I'm outta here, I'm not worthy.

Disadvantages: The content is too fantastical, which makes it somewhat difficult to immerse oneself in the story. Advantages: Because it's a fantasy genre, the plot is thrilling and exciting, with plenty of satisfying moments. The writing is skillful, making for a smooth reading experience.

The criminals in the book all possess extraordinary skills, the kind that one could never achieve even with a lifetime of dedicated study. I felt like my IQ couldn't keep up with this book, so I left!

It's well-written, please don't abandon it! At least it's quite appealing to someone like me who reads books on Qidian.

No, author, are you planning to abandon this project? I've been waiting for updates for days. If you're going to abandon it, please let me know!

2,000 Years ago, you could recognize almost every local police officer; 2,000 years later, nobody knows who they are.

I really can't stand it anymore. I can barely convince myself that the plot hole—like being able to instantly identify the person who drank a drop of blood—is a minor flaw. I can also overlook the blatant violation of regulations by a police officer daring to operate at a crime scene without securing the area before the detectives arrive. But this hypnotic element is just too much.

It's not quite fantasy, but it's definitely a bit fantastical. The setting wouldn't feel out of place in the Republican era, but it's set in modern times.