Starting a New Life Path as a Rural Medical Worker

I thought it was a medical novel, but as I read on, I found myself solving crimes and engaging in counter-espionage...

The protagonist is given a cheat code, used as a grain warehouse, and acupuncture is used for interrogation. A doctor's career shifting to criminal investigation? Why didn't you mention that in the synopsis? I really don't like this genre; I'm halfway through and it's tasteless but I can't bring myself to abandon it.

Is it completely unnecessary to understand the target audience? Furthermore, they even went directly to the counter-espionage department to lure people out? To subvert them right at the main gate?

Why did the tone change as I watched? Did it turn into a period crime drama?

So far, it's okay, but there's a lot of filler. I suggest removing a lot of irrelevant introductions; they don't seem to serve any purpose other than increasing the word count. For example, I just read the first case after the protagonist became a police officer, and while they were introducing the case, there was a bunch of history about the village committee's formation, which had nothing to do…

The author has been padding the word count, writing countless chapters about a family reunion and meeting, but the family still hasn't met. It's truly speechless.

It can be compressed by 2/3 of the length.

I came here looking for medical novels, but as I read on, I became a counter-espionage enthusiast.

They don't investigate leads immediately! They wait until the person is dead or has escaped before they start looking! It's frustrating to watch!

I was disgusted when I saw Ningning looking for Li Yancheng and wanting to marry him. Luckily, things were salvaged later. Otherwise, this family would have benefited from everything, and I wouldn't have wanted to deal with his childhood friend who left all the problems to him.