Detective Hound

I just finished reading the first case, Chapter 20, and it gave me the impression that the protagonist is very pretentious, a newcomer who has just graduated from the police academy, and his academic performance is probably not very good, a cheat who smells smells and senses emotions. When encountering the first case in life, if you want to use your cheats and give some suggestions in a circumstantial way, I still believe it, but it is written, The protagonist is portrayed as a smart, wise, and cunning criminal investigation veteran, who is even more powerful than all the veterans in the entire "Second Brigade" in all aspects. He also gives orders to his seniors, who are still very excited (cannot type on mobile phones), and the grumpy captain fully supports it. It feels too fake and too idealistic. Personal opinion.

It's nice to read, and it's written very smoothly.

Dear readers, this is the time when we need support in the new era. Please help me break through! You can post anything you have, and the author will accept it with an open mind.

I feel like I can handle cases casually, and it's easy to get bored without the halo of being the protagonist.