Super Detective

There are obvious loopholes in the logic of Yang Jinwen's recent case, and he especially likes to strengthen the tragic attribute and create conflicts between morality and law. It's okay to do it occasionally, but it feels a bit deliberate when done often, and the characterization of the characters is also a bit overdone. The protagonist is simply a humanoid succubus who likes girls wherever he goes. Overall, the plot and description in the early stage are pretty good, but later on I felt a little worried about giving new words. Chen Bin's book can obviously feel that the pace is a bit slow in the early stage. The protagonist prefers to use criminal psychology analysis to profile the psychology of criminals, but it feels like drawing a target for the results, and it is a bit lengthy. The pace in the later stage is okay. In addition, some of the author's cases should be reprocessed from real-life cases. I have not seen many cases, but I can see two. One is a Japanese female neighbor PUA housewife who divorced her husband and gave all the money to her, and the two children almost starved to death; the other is a poisoning case in the dormitory of Xiangtan University. I don't quite understand whether this needs to be noted in mystery novels. After all, it's not a complete copy. I read this book from Detective Chen Yi. The author's writing style and experience are relatively mature. The overall rhythm and plot are quite comfortable. There is nothing too toxic in reading. The relationship and life line are somewhat flawed. However, I can understand that it is to pave the way for subsequent promotions, so I don't care too much. It is the best reading experience among the several police novels currently being serialized. The author's style is good at digging out major cases from small cases, which suits my taste. There are just too few updates to watch 🙂

It's not good-looking. The female character is too inexplicable, which makes the already average writing style even more impetuous.

I almost don't comment. After reading the latest chapters, I really don't understand what the author means by arranging such a plot. What I want to see is the police solving the case.

The writing is very good, both the plot and the pacing are very well grasped. The writing is sophisticated and not procrastinating. The only criticism is probably the male-female plot, which is not anti-intellectual! But it feels very awkward, embarrassing and a bit unreasonable. It is best to unfold it as normally as possible in the subsequent processing without adding poison, as long as it is in line with human nature! Many books tend to write about people in an overly grand and bright light. The protagonists are human beings. People are not perfect and will have dark sides. As long as there are more positives than negatives, they are good people in an objective sense, and that's fine! Thank you to the author for the beautiful writing. I feel very good about it. Thank you. My monthly vote has been cast.

"Detective Chen Yi" is always good. It's so good. I've read another book. Please keep reading the author.

I like this kind of intelligent detective text. The main line is not procrastinating and the logic is clear.

Have you ever been a criminal police officer? Some things are scribbled and taken for granted.

What is the purpose of the woman named Xu approaching the protagonist? Does the protagonist really not care at all? The protagonist is really stupid and his past life experience is of no help, so what's the use of having a past life? A person approaches him inexplicably, and the protagonist doesn't even see the other person's purpose clearly. He just lets it go and is devoid of vigilance! A veteran who had gone through a fight in his previous life didn't care about being followed, and his self-doubt was classified as an illusion?

I had to abandon the book after seeing a vigilante kill a few sadists and investigate drug dealers. It was too poisonous and unnecessary.

The author set the protagonist very high, like the world's number one special dragon king, but in the description, the protagonist does not have that kind of ability. Whatever he thinks in his mind, his face will have the same expression, just like a projector.

I can barely watch it, but the emotional scenes are a lot awkward. Bai Fumei chases the protagonist inexplicably. After dozens of chapters, it is revealed that it was the protagonist's fucking arrangement. The protagonist's mother is also a god because the protagonist's grandfather opposed the protagonist's parents' marriage. Later, the protagonist's father died unexpectedly. The protagonist's mother threw the protagonist into an orphanage in order to retaliate against the protagonist's grandfather to prevent the protagonist from being found by his grandfather 🤔. If there is a plot in the subsequent plot where the protagonist recognizes his parents and calls him his mother, then this book will be shit.

If the author continues to write like this, it will be the next "Han Police". It is like boiled water and tastes like chewing wax. Has he used all his power on Chen Yi? What everyone wants to see is that wonderful cases, cunning criminal suspects, ups and downs of the plot, and multiple reversals of the plot are not just words.

Yu Qiaorui's case made me feel quite uncomfortable. He used force to restrain the police. It's not like he was in his previous life. In this life, he is a policeman who couldn't be more innocent. You can plead for mercy, you can find the best lawyer, and you can do everything you can to get a suspended sentence. These are all things a reasonable good person and good police officer would do. But you can't pretend to know nothing and help the real murderer hide it, because you are a policeman and the defender of the rules. Failure to uphold the rules is the biggest taboo I saw in the comment area that the protagonist wanted to use lynching in the future. I really laughed. If you wrote the protagonist as a detective, I would not say anything, but the protagonist is a policeman. Is this really what a policeman should do? Don't tell me that the setting is like this. You can be more arrogant and adapt to changes, but as a policeman, you must have a bottom line. You are a policeman, not a hero.

What's going on with this woman? The protagonist can't say yes or no when she opens her mouth. Do you think it's 2005 now?

I really want to ask! Just highlight how the protagonist is so awesome that he has to have a very awesome past life character? Are characters like the top soldier, chief scientist, and CEO of a trillion-dollar group really immersive?

The latest case is the biggest failure of this book, which will cause many people to give up. I have not continued to subscribe, but looking at the plot, I want the protagonist to use lynching. I want to say that the three criminals are obviously subject to death penalty, so why bother? Do you want to punish the prisoner and make him feel better? Then you still have to silence yourself. Is silence so troublesome? Faced directly with three prisoners, and shot them when they ran away. Didn't many people be killed by resisting arrest before? You have to set the stage for something disgusting, risking your own future to do such stupid things, and the investigation process looks really disgusting. For your own selfish desires, you can obviously control the suspect first, but you have to stand still. If he runs away during this period, you will have a few more days of freedom. Don't give the protagonist such a mentally retarded halo.

It's okay to solve the case, but the heroine is too inexplicable. No matter what the plot is, this kind of writing is not flattering and seriously affects the popularity. I suggest you solve the riddle of the heroine's line as soon as possible, otherwise I'm afraid this book will not continue.

I'm too tired to wait for your update. I just read Chen Yi's car explosion in your previous book. I felt so sick! ! ! , After all, what is great, the logic of human nature is the reality of society, and every victim is worthy of praise. The more I think about it, the more I feel that there is something wrong with the author's brain. What you wrote is a realistic criminal investigation subject, and it is about logic. Who in those propagandas actively sacrificed, although I know that the protagonist is definitely not dead, but what about the logic? How can a person who doesn't understand romance solve a crime? How can an author who doesn't care about logic or humanity write a good criminal investigation article?

The "school beauty" of the police academy. The first place in the police academy is a template villain. The supporting characters are all idiots

Chapter seven is already my limit. The poison points are too dense and I can't bear it anymore.

It makes people have brain hemorrhage. You think you are eating chocolate (the plot of solving a crime), but the next bite will be shit (the plot of a woman). I beg you, author, let's concentrate on writing the case...

Author, please roll it up, roll it up Vote is not a problem🙂

In the early stages of this novel, the plot of the heroine was too blunt, and the heroine was often drawn out and included in the text, for fear that others would not know that she was the heroine. If you were writing a romance novel, it would be okay to pull it out, but, man, what you were writing was a detective crime novel😱!

Mark the chapter in the title where the heroine appears. You said it yourself, if you don't want to attract subscriptions, then just skip the subscription. I'll skip the subscription if the heroine appears.

This heroine is still too obtrusive. To advance the plot, she was forced to introduce it, and it was still written in a large length. It will only make me hate the heroine more and more.

This novel is all about murders. Are there so many murders in one city? A series of murders? Aren't the police just human beings? They don't have romantic love stories. It's boring to watch blindly solving murder cases!

After reading more than seventy chapters, what is the position of this woman named Xu? The previous one appeared out of nowhere, approaching the male protagonist with intention, not covering up his behavior, but not explaining the reason, which made me feel very uncomfortable. I endured reading more than seventy chapters, thinking I was going to confess, but in the end I said I have a reason, someone else arranged it, but I can't say it, this Riddler really disgusted me. If you still use the Dragon King routine from more than ten years ago, you must be sick. Goodbye

It feels like a completely fantasy work, written without real police experience.

The more he writes, the more rubbish he writes, and even the undercover drug addicts are fired

I saw it because I went to call the police because my family was robbing a grave and was eventually killed. I couldn't stand it anymore. I really can't find two people with such wonderful minds.