Master Detective: It Started with Finding a Missing Dog

To be honest, I spent ages trying to figure out what your book title, "Recovering My Account," meant... I'm a bit confused... I suggest you consider changing the title, like something like, "Today My Account Was Recovered, So I Immediately Gave Him Three Years of Sewing Machine Training."

Well written. Luckily, this is a web novel; otherwise, given the typical format of TV dramas or some physical books, where the protagonist often brings the female lead along, the psychologist "teacher" would probably take advantage of the male lead while he's out investigating cases, and her fate would usually be quite tragic 🪖. Then, when the male lead returns, he's incredibly motivated, solving cases and chasing the culprit simultaneously, eventually catching him 👏.

Take it as entertainment, don't be superstitious about these platforms. They all tell a different story in their videos, one version is real and the other is fake. Otherwise, your boss would call you at 4 a. M. And make you delete the videos.

Personally, I feel that ever since the psychological drama "The Criminal" came out, the atmosphere has become heavier, and it even has a formulaic feel to it.

The crabs are cold, why are you still playing this game?

Joking aside, who actually becomes a security guard after graduating from college?

It's a lighthearted story, with no major problems, except that the romance between the childhood sweetheart and the protagonist is a bit cloying. It's refreshing yet slightly cloying, like using a cup of lard to make a cup of green tea—not bad, just a little awkward.

The name of the dog being found is ambiguous. I thought the first case was about finding a dog.

I feel like the female lead's only purpose is to highlight her figure, and since she was a tomboy in high school and claimed to be flat-chested, it's unlikely she'll develop any further after that.

Well, it's not bad written, but overall it feels like Detective Conan. Whether the author did it on purpose or not, the police are portrayed as too naive. Actually, they are not. The police are masters of coercion; they specialize in that. But it's understandable to highlight the protagonist.