Eight Thousand Homicide Cases

Using voice to type will ultimately harm you.

I suggest the author stick to writing about Japanese themes. Actually, both of his successful works—Tokyo Police Story and a screenplay—are Japanese-themed.

The characters are undeveloped, the crimes are too far-fetched, the kind that just need to be plausible, the wife's case is too contrived, and why won't they let us see the case files? Regardless of whether he committed the crime or not, showing them the files after there's no evidence to prove he's the protagonist is the best option, both professionally and personally.

Dude, the protagonist is a seasoned detective captain, a master detective. How come he's surrounded by enemies, distrusted by his superiors, and disobedient by his subordinates? It's like the whole world is using him to solve cases. It feels like everyone here is a freak of reality.

You should write about Japan or South Korea to showcase your abilities.

Are there still people reading this kind of frustrating story these days?

How did the protagonist become an auxiliary police officer? He was a top expert with a formal position after working for so many years. He wasn't convicted and there was no conviction. How could he become an auxiliary police officer? Unless the protagonist resigned and came back on his own.

When will Lin Qiuyue's disappearance end? If her disappearance is a recurring theme throughout the entire story, it won't be interesting.

That's simply not enough! 😭

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