The Suspect Without a Warrant
无证嫌疑人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Subgenre
- Detective Fiction
- Updated
- 9mo ago
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These days, anyone still dares to write modern crime novels. They either have to be incredibly brave, highly skilled, or have powerful connections. I wonder which one the author is.
Thumbs up!
Beautiful! I'm the creator of the Nuo mask from the same area next door, learning from the master.
I hope the female lead in this book isn't a policewoman.
What I hate most about detective and crime novels is when the female lead is a policewoman. These female leads have a common problem: they question the protagonist, often suspect him, and lack any professional knowledge, experience, or intelligence as police officers. They act recklessly in any situation, and then need the protagonist to save them.
Realistic suspense novels
I hope it can be adapted into a film or television series so the author can earn some money and continue writing. The suspense genre isn't very popular, and while the previous book was excellent, I didn't feel like many readers continued reading it.
It's really good. Nowadays, many crime-solving novels rely on emotional appeal and human nature as their selling points, and there are very few pure suspense and crime-solving novels like this one. Hell is always empty, and demons are all over the world; it's getting tiresome...
So far, there aren't any major flaws, but there are still a few points to consider. First, the issue of assaulting police officers. The author is writing in 2025; in this day and age, the frequent attempts to kill police officers, even by the truckload, seem somewhat illogical.
It feels like the first two cases aren't over yet.
The cases seem to be solved, but there are still some unanswered questions, leaving a lingering unease.
I finally caught up! I've never read such a long novel before... It's almost over, and I'm really going to miss it! Such a great crime novel... No female lead... No romance... And it's unbelievable that it wasn't made into a TV series! 🤔
This book is great, why are there so few reviews?
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