I Became a Community Police Officer, Then the Criminal Case System Arrived

The writing style is good, but it's too drawn out. One case is stretched into over 40 chapters, which is indeed too long, even for a serial case. Also, the author probably weakened the protagonist's ability to solve cases too quickly by using cheat codes. 😅

🍅Severely affected the writing style of Qidian writers. Repeatedly and repeatedly.

It's been dragging on a bit; a case has been going on for quite a while.

Write at your own pace. If you keep writing case after case based on what readers say, you might as well just read it on Rotten Tomatoes. Then they'll complain about having too many cases and being exhausted by the sheer volume of content.

The case itself is interesting, but author, why do you write so much on just one main plot? Please finish this one already and switch to another case. I can't keep going like this.

It's alright. It's just that one case is too long. 100,000 Words. I've only written about half of this case. 😅

Food and feed level One can only say that Shimura Tori, the founder of the Shimura school, was truly talented, but since their themes are not entirely the same, they cannot be simply compared.

Seeing that the book is available for purchase, it combines a system novel and a police novel, which seems to me to be heading towards a more satisfying, "national forensic doctor" style. Solving cases is one satisfying moment, followed by system upgrades, but so far, the satisfying moments are lacking.

I read 450 chapters in one go. Well, the writing is good, but it's all a series of interconnected cases, which was really tiring. Now I've lost my motivation to keep up with the updates; I'll probably wait until there are more chapters before continuing.

... It's over 500 chapters now, and this massive case is still going strong. The waters are deep, and the situation is complex. But it's not friendly to those who are following the story closely. Even at the latest chapter, they're still digging for new clues and plot lines. I guess I'll just have to wait and see. I'll wait until I've read at least 200 chapters before continuing.