A Collection of Low-Class Detective Stories by Third-Rate Detectives

Keep a record of closed cases. Chapter 1 to 10: The suicide note case ten years ago. Chapter 11 to 19: Treasure theft case. Chapter 20 to 27: Shooting in a clothing store. Chapter 28 to 47: Murder in the secret room of the lakeside villa. Chapter 48 to 72: The mystery of the painter's death & the Iron Maiden's secret room in the museum. Volume 2 Chapter 1 to 7: The Case of the Flying Man. Chapter 8 to 18: Mystery in the Noble Library. Chapter 19 to 23: Ghost stories on campus.

The reasoning part is well written, but the writing style could probably be polished a little more, please come on author 👍

I feel like there are very few mystery novels like Qidian.

I hope to add a hint at the beginning of the first perspective chapter 🤭

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Ah! I feel like what I'm writing is a piece of history!

Before reading it, I thought it had a third-rate reputation but first-rate abilities. After reading the first case, I found out that it was exactly the opposite. After reading this chapter, I said that the author said that the case in the second chapter was also solved by the female protagonist. This is embarrassing. A detective without ability is just useless, and has no personal charm. The opening chapter is complacent and nagging in the first person, and there is no suspense (hook) for the main plot. In addition, most of the first case is based on inferences, but in fact some things are logically perfect, but the facts are completely contrary to the inferences. If you want to say that this is a novel, it is not impossible to rely on logical reasoning, but as the first case, it is still too weak and really not very attractive.