Master Detective: It Started with Finding a Missing Dog

To be honest, I have been thinking about the meaning of the title of your book for a long time... I am a bit unclear, so... I suggest you consider changing the title of the book, such as "If your account is recovered today, I will give him three years of sewing machine training".

Well written. Fortunately, this is an online novel. Otherwise, according to the nature of TV dramas or some physical books, the protagonist often takes the heroine with him. It is estimated that the psychiatrist "teacher" will capture the heroine while the hero is out handling cases, and the end is usually quite miserable 🪖. When the hero comes back, he will solve the case while chasing the murderer, and finally catch him👏

Have fun looking at the pictures. Don't be superstitious about these platforms. One set of videos is real and the other is real. Otherwise, the boss will call you at four o'clock in the middle of the night and ask you to delete the video.

Personally, I feel that ever since the emergence of psychology, the criminal atmosphere has become heavier and smells of routine.

The crabs are already cold, yet you still play this trick

Jokes aside, who really works as a security guard after graduating from college? ?

It's a cool story, there's no big problem. It's just that the emotional scene with my childhood sweetheart is a bit greasy. It feels refreshing and a bit greasy, like making a cup of green tea with a lard cup. I can't say it's bad, but it's a bit awkward.

There is an ambiguity in the name of the retrieved dog. I thought it was the first case where the dog was retrieved.

I always feel that the purpose of a heroine is to accentuate her figure, and she was a tomboy in high school and said she was at the airport. It should be difficult for her to grow again after that.

How can I put it, the writing is not bad, but the overall feeling is like Detective Conan. Maybe the author did it on purpose or not, and the police are too simple in the description. In fact, it is not the case. The police are also very good at eliciting confessions. People do this specifically, but in order to highlight the protagonist, it is understandable. In general, it is similar to Detective Conan (especially in the case twenty years ago, the old detective couldn't even tell that the caller provided false information, and he looked more like Officer Megure)