Detective Chen Yi

It is a detective/criminal investigation novel with very obvious advantages and disadvantages. The logic of case investigation and reasoning as the core is relatively smooth. It will not make you feel weird while reading, and there is no sense of mystery. People who just like to read case investigation and reasoning will find it very enjoyable. The first advantage is the writing style: the author's writing style is very good, describing the characters' demeanor, eyes, image, and actions. Especially when the protagonist asks, the expression of the person being interrogated comes to life on the page, making people feel more like reading traditional literature rather than online literature. Excellent case: This point has been mentioned in the summary. The logic is smooth, the twists and turns of the case coupled with smooth and vivid writing make it very smooth to read. Appropriate case rhythm: It is rare that this article does not have the "Conan is still alive" drama where he dies wherever he goes (there is a little but not much in the previous chapters). In more cases, it is a prepared investigation of various difficult and backlogged cases, rather than "someone just happened to die when the detective passed by." Having said all the good things, let's talk about the shortcomings The protagonist's image is fragmented: the protagonist is a detective who has passed through the soul and becomes a policeman. This leads to the protagonist taking both black and white when solving crimes, and being all-rounded. However, when interrogating people, he is impartial and inquisitive. A feeling of double standards emerges from the comparison before and after. Why did you turn a blind eye just now, and now you have to break the casserole and ask the truth? The detective is a professional image that wanders in gray areas or even the edges of the law, while the police must be fair and strict. The author wants to maintain the balance and unity between the two contrasting images of the protagonist, but for now, the sense of separation still exists. Forcing cool points: It can be seen that the author wanted to write a cool article, but felt that there were not enough cool points, and it was not fun enough, so there was an outrageous plot like Gudao 1V30 that should be found in the special forces novel next door. Personally, I feel that the cool feeling of solving a crime is enough. If you forcefully feed cool points to the author, the cool points will turn into negative points. Smoking is harmful to health: This article contains a lot of descriptions of smoking, book friends with bad lungs should read with caution ()

I feel inferior to Detective Nie. Detective Nie can solve your cases in at most three days.

Classic open high and go low. The protagonist is suspected of having the special abilities of Will in Hannibal. Personally, I think the first and middle episodes were okay, the second episode of The Seven Loves Case was average, and the second episode of The Jade Murder Case was even more outrageous. I was given an invitation to read the book. The author also admits that it is a good article. Let me not talk about the sense of separation between the criminal police and the detective. 1Vs40 is for skipping levels. I understand why the second half started to be led by the nose. Even if the villain threatens passers-by and asks the protagonist to go, I will accept it, or even if the higher-ups directly give orders to go, it would be better for you, the author, to have a fight first, and then ask the father-in-law to act as a double act. If the National Security Bureau has no one, it insists on the protagonist going. If there is a gun (banquet letter) in the front, it will be fired later. I am tired of this routine. In any online novel, if the protagonist doesn't want to go, the author will definitely let him go. No one will go if they say no. What age has it been and still write like this? Just like how someone helped the protagonist become a consortium decades later, if you ask ten book friends, 7 out of 10 will definitely hate this way of writing.

You are reborn, defend yourself, then work in the police, then solve the case fiercely, and fall in love by the way. There were many books like this over there a few years ago. Although the books there now are a lot of garbage, why did they start eating leftovers?

A brief personal comment: (for reference only) Advantages: 1. The language is not procrastinating, the plot is smooth and smooth, and the author has good writing skills. 2. There are no false evidence or clues that deliberately create suspense or inducement in order to highlight the complexity of the case. Bonus points for this! 3. The characterization is also good, and different characters have different personality traits. (It would be better if other important characters were strengthened a little more.) The protagonist's abilities are also clearly explained in advance, and there is no problem of establishing new abilities along the way while solving the case. 3. The plot of the case is relatively reasonable. I have seen some comments saying that the case is too simple, but I personally have a different attitude here: the background of the story is an ordinary city, and there are not that many highly intelligent criminals in an ordinary city. Even the city bureau's major crime team may not encounter a few highly intelligent criminals for more than ten or decades. The difficulty in detecting cases under this background lies more in whether the evidence is sufficient and whether the investigation ideas of the case are correct. Today, as legal inspections become more and more advanced, the investigation of most cases is much easier than in the past. There can be cases of high-intelligence crimes, but not too many. They can be added intermittently or later at the provincial level (or through cross-provincial collaborative case handling). 4. The timing of the cases is also well connected. There is no such thing as a murder case ending and another murder case immediately starting. Otherwise, everyone will have a hard time, and there will be a murder scene every day? In reality, although the crime team is very hardworking, more time is spent on searching for clues, but not to the point of committing murder every day. Even novels have climaxes and daily parts. (The protagonist goes fishing with his friends, and even I thought that the next step would be to enter the novel routine of catching corpses) After talking about the advantages, let's talk about the shortcomings (or areas that need improvement) 1. The title of this book... Is a bit off, I saw it several times but I didn't dare to click on it, and I wouldn't have clicked on it if I hadn't been in a serious book shortage, hahaha. As for whether to change it or not, this needs to be decided by the author himself. 2. The investigation of the case was too smooth (or the plot was a little off). In two or three cases, I guessed who the murderer was soon after the beginning, haha. Of course, this cannot be said to be a shortcoming. The author of subsequent cases can spend more time designing the plot. (Speaking of this, does this conflict with the "high IQ crime" mentioned earlier? Hahaha, the solution is still to refer to the previous one, and you can occasionally intersperse some complicated cases with ordinary cases) 3. At present, the entire narrative is centered around the protagonist, and the description of other characters is insufficient. In fact, you can add some descriptions of other characters, especially the descriptions of the suspects' actions or inner changes, and the storyline may be fuller. There is no big problem at the moment. Friends in Shuhuang can try to follow up in the long term. The above content only represents my personal opinion. If you have different opinions, you are welcome to communicate with me. I hope the author will continue to work hard! I wish the results will get better and better! 🌹😁

When I saw the part about landing on the island, I felt outrageous The author also explained it in detail, saying that this plot was for the promotion of the protagonist to speed up the plot, so the setting was a bit outrageous, otherwise there would be no chance to investigate cases across the country, so I accepted it The subsequent plot of landing on the island was true. . An unknown woman sent an invitation to a police officer (the protagonist) to attend a party on an overseas island. This party may be a party venue for criminals from many countries. After being rejected by the protagonist, the woman who sent the invitation vowed that the protagonist would definitely go. Platoon, you are still being forced to do the work of an agent as a police officer. The location has been arranged for you, so you might as well let the leader forget it It's outrageous. Also, after the protagonist refused the invitation, the Imperial City issued an order for the protagonist to go to this island. The agent who was assigned to be an undercover agent on the island came to the protagonist for a dressing task. When he came to find the protagonist for a dressing task, he directly attacked the protagonist. He was ruthless, but later said he came to try his skills. . . The protagonist's father-in-law is even more outrageous. When the provincial leader, father-in-law and the protagonist's agents were exchanging intelligence, they actually said "Could this be a coincidence?" When they clearly knew that the mission location issued by the superiors was the same as the invitation letter (the invitation occurred before).

It's outrageous that detective novels don't have golden fingers. Even if Sherlock Holmes comes, he still has to say 666 to today's investigative technology. Regardless of the author's writing ability, you can easily write the police as mentally retarded and modern technology as a joke.

Good, good, good! There's no pretense about answering the phone in the library! Didn't the author even have an undergraduate degree?

Just like the title, the various coercive measures are used inappropriately, which is too uncomfortable to watch. The author still understands a little bit, but not particularly. If the next book is about the same subject, I hope he can improve it. The public security organs handle cases in two categories: criminal and administrative cases. The measures used against people in administrative cases are generally administrative summons (which can also be referred to as summons). If the suspect fails to cooperate without justifiable reasons, the summons can be compulsory; for the items and sites involved in administrative cases, measures can include seizure, prior registration and preservation, sealing, etc. Decisions to deal with people's behavior generally include warnings, fines, and detention; decisions to deal with items involved in the case generally include confiscation (for tools used in committing crimes) and recovery (for illegal gains, that is, profits). Some types of cases will involve confiscation (the writing is used as little as possible and can be ignored). The measure used against people in criminal cases is generally a criminal summons (which can also be referred to as summons). If the suspect fails to cooperate without justifiable reasons, he or she can be summoned; the measure used for items involved in the case is generally seizure. After a suspect in a criminal case arrives and is suspected of committing a major crime, the public security organ can decide on criminal detention. The general period is 3 days. If a single person commits a single crime, it can generally only be extended to 7 days. If a person commits a crime in a gang, commits multiple crimes, or commits crimes on the run, it can be extended to 30 days; Before the expiration of the criminal detention period, the person must report to the procuratorate for approval of the arrest, and the procuratorate has 7 days to decide whether to arrest (this is also the reason why the maximum period of criminal detention is 37 days, that is, 30 days after the criminal detention + 7 days for the procuratorate's decision to arrest); after the arrest, evidence will be supplemented depending on the situation. After the supplementary evidence is completed, the case will be transferred to the court for trial and judgment. At any stage in the criminal case handling process (before judgment), the public security organs, procuratorates and courts can decide to release the person on bail pending trial. So when writing about suspects in major criminal cases, they are usually summoned first (can also be called summons), then criminally detained, then arrested, and finally sentenced. The author please don't casually write the summons as detention or detention next time. I think there are stories where arrest is directly written, which is very imprecise. Of course, there are many details that cannot be explained here. If the author is determined to improve himself, he can study the regulations. 😅

I don't mean to be disparaging. I've seen Chapter 350. To be honest, there is no case that impressed me deeply. They are all very ordinary cases. Any murder case requires the protagonist to deal with it. There are no other police officers in the whole city. There are no particularly mysterious cases and there are no old cases like that. "Maybe I watch this type more often. The protagonist's force is not obvious, and no murderer is difficult to catch. If he is caught, he will be arrested without any resistance at all. Since he has killed so many people, he knows that if he is caught, he will die, and he will not resist.