1991: Nanyuan Police Affairs

The author should be relatively young, probably born around 1991, and knows a little about that era, but many details, including the common sense of that era, are still relatively lacking. For example, the penetration rate of telephones at that time, including the penetration rate of BP machines, was not as high as stated in the book. In addition, making phone calls was very expensive. You could not make a call for 1 cent, or even borrow a phone. Local calls cost several cents per minute, and the billing started as soon as you picked up the phone, regardless of whether you got through or not. In addition, the arcade Contra cannot give you a 30-life bug. It can only be found on red and blue consoles like those played on the TV at home.

You are a newcomer. As an old reader, I have the obligation to remind you that at the starting point, updating 30,000 words per day is the bottom line. The average level is around 50,000 words per day. If you want to achieve something, 100,000 words per day is necessary. These are the experiences of old readers. Others will not tell you easily, and they will also deceive you that updating 10,000 words a day is enough. This kind of person is bad and cannot see your good. I am the only one who sincerely hopes that you can become a rising star, so you must at least reach the bottom line of 30,000 words a day!

It's good to watch, but after watching a case, I don't want to watch it anymore! Criminal investigation in mainland China involves too many details and various games. One case has dozens of chapters. The pace is too slow! It's better to write about an American police officer, with a few chapters per case, and just empty the magazine whether the case is concluded or not! I can't stand the rhythm of this TV series anymore. So I'm saving it for now, just in case I want to read it one day! Goodbye

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I saw Chapter 172. The protagonist Chen Bin wants to use fingerprints to catch the thief who stole money for his sister. This daily routine is so poorly written. I know the author wants to popularize fingerprint knowledge, but don't you think there is a problem with the author? We have money stolen in our daily lives. Please tell me. Can you find it? Will you use this kind of police force to find fingerprints to catch the thief? Is this an abuse of power? Then is your previous analysis of the power of the fake policeman Hu Biao false and empty? Will the repeated conveniences lead to a decline in thinking?

It's such a bland criminal investigation novel, without any sense of expectation. It's like a first-person novel, relying entirely on pig's feet for ideas.

After reading it now, it is a good herb and worth recommending! No trickery, no cliche plot! The logic is basically online, and the villain is well hidden!

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The plot of solving the case is a bit bland, and it feels a bit uneventful. Everything comes out as soon as the protagonist uses his profile. The supporting role is just a supporting role. There are not as many twists and turns as in the book "Rebirth 97". It feels like a case within a case, and the characters are more vivid, but the "97" book is too slow. In short, you can read it. If you have any good ones, I can recommend them. I also read a book called "Kiddy Detective" before, and I think it is quite good.

I just read the first few chapters and I felt something was wrong. I found out that Cui was a serious suspect and actually visited him myself? It's not logical to report it to the criminal police team immediately, isn't it?