
Tokyo: Unnatural Forensics
东京非自然法医
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 3.8M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original Fantasy
- Updated
- 2d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The Tokyo Forensic Detective's Case-Solving Harem Story (×) I'm in Neon looking for corpses and looking for flowers (✓)
I saw the third chapter, but didn't read on. I felt that the protagonist was awkward and abstract. The reason why the protagonist was transferred to the forensic department was because his words irritated the patients and caused a lot of complaints. I felt that everyone in his family was okay with this, so there was no need to sacrifice his bright future to become a forensic doctor. In the next two chapters, the protagonist's behavior regarding tuition fees felt inexplicable and extremely awkward. He said that he spent 25 million from his family and did not want his family to spend more money. I just want to ask my family that they have spent 25 million to read this book. Isn't the purpose of it is to let you continue to climb up in the medical field and obtain more resources? As a result, you were kicked to the forensic doctor because of your own problems. You also said that you wanted to save some money for your family. Is your family really short of that money? I saw something inexplicable and awkward as hell.
Isn't the plot of the first autopsy a little bad? The old man gave people the impression that he was a disrespectful old bastard. He was always at home, tormenting his son and daughter-in-law when he was not satisfied, and in the end he was killed because he couldn't stand it anymore. After his death, he said that this was the consequence of being unfilial, and that he had transcended it. The protagonist has no sympathy for this. He is only impatient for his extraordinary ability. Is he a little eager for quick success? It feels too much like a "player" to me. The camp is somewhat chaotic and neutral.
To be honest, the stalls are really open at the moment. Does the author have the control ability to complete it? There are a lot of forensic detective details, a lot of emotional drama, some power struggles, and a glimpse into the supernatural world. You have to write all these contents clearly. It is completely impossible to have seven or eight hundred chapters. Anything less than this will either be unfinished or eunuchs.
The first few chapters are a bit baffling
The most intuitive feeling after reading the first few chapters is that it is very awkward. On the one hand, the protagonist has traveled through time and has no sense of involvement in this world. On the other hand, the protagonist feels very angry when facing the darkness of society and has to take responsibility for the autopsy. On the one hand, the protagonist's family is rich and powerful, and the background is large, and on the other hand, the protagonist has to be written. The character has to be self-reliant, so he is about to be impoverished, and he has to do the hardest and most tiring job; it is obviously written on a serious forensic subject, and the image of the protagonist is rigorous and pragmatic, but the first case is also written in a sloppy way, the protagonist is also reckless and impulsive, and there are always some inexplicable descriptions. The author forced the protagonist to be arranged for the plot, but the connection was not good, which made it very awkward. As a result, there was no shining point in the protagonist. The original character of not caring about other people's opinions is not easy to evaluate. He also likes to talk big truths, relying on his own plug-in, and does not think about it when handling cases. He has to have others to clean his butt. The subject matter of forensic medicine is originally relatively rigorous, but it is mixed with the genre of light novels. The part of handling the case that should have been rigorous and meticulous was just brushed aside with a plug-in, and instead of arguing with the police, it took half a chapter. Then there is the Nikki part. Obviously the male protagonists are so bad, but the author still laid out the foreshadowing of two or three female protagonists. They can also have lovers. Against the odds, he can write whatever comes to his mind. Anyway, it's already very abstract at the beginning, so I'll know if it can be more abstract later on, so let's continue reading.
I hope the author can figure out what everyone wants to see. What everyone wants to see is forensics solving crimes, not shoddy politics.
The author has too many personal items, and the number of words is also exceptional. It's okay to go out for these two points I asked him not to pick up the private goods and turned a deaf ear. I am a new member of QQ Reading and can read it for free for ten days (dog head saves life)
I told you not to bear witness
Book friends don't pay money to see you testify and make bad jokes. Can you put your tricks away 😥
The more I look at it, the more poisonous it becomes
It's outrageous at the beginning, but it's hard to break down at the beginning. Even if it is changed to tell the truth without letting a single prisoner go, but considering the author's name, I can't bear it and just keep reading. If I add some curses and some supernatural in the end, I can still keep reading. What does it mean to die with a girl from Princess Link? Are relationships just a bunch of consumables? Isn't it just disgusting to write it? Come on, give it up, there's nothing more to say, it's too poisonous
Open a harem and write more emotional dramas