
Reborn to Solve Cases: Starting by Arresting My First Love
重生破案,从抓捕白月光开始
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Is the author a beautiful woman?
I don't know why, but after reading a few chapters, the writing style and plot description have a strong female-oriented feel.
To be honest, the first case can't be considered murder.
Digoxin is a prescription drug, unlike other prescription drugs. Patients cannot buy it on their own; they can only get it from a doctor on the same day they are prescribed it, and the prescription will not be for many, so you can't buy many of them either. Another deceased person was a rich second-generation, so the doctor must have been the best at treating him, right?
After watching both cases, with the clever male lead, the dim-witted supporting characters, and the aloof female lead, it's time to give up.
Other authors attract readers with their first three chapters, and you're filtering your readers, huh? So, if you can't read, you can't read the book, right?
Lin Weiwei had no need to kill anyone. Ling Sheng had already forgotten about the 200,000 yuan he spent on Bitcoin. With a little effort, she could get the money back. Once she went abroad, no one could find her.
I just finished reading chapter 32, let me share my thoughts on these chapters. The first case had too many flaws, but people are prone to extremes, so it's hard to comment on it; it's still watchable. The second case… Maybe the author should watch more old crime dramas. For example, an unidentified female corpse whose source can't be determined, the first thing they do is check places like karaoke bars… You've really lowered the IQ of all the veterans and experts you've worked so hard to…
The first case was completely unfounded because of Bitcoin; why would someone commit murder if they had the key? And how did the protagonist even get into the task force? Shouldn't they be recused?
As a 20-year avid reader, this is very well written; don't be swayed by the trashy comments.
There are some common sense issues, but it might be because the background information isn't fully explained... If the protagonist has excellent grades, it would only make sense for him to attend a public university.
The writing is so stiff
Thugs know that staking out locations might uncover secrets, but the police don't? It's baffling; are all those police officers just sitting around waiting for evidence to come looking for them?