1995: Starting Out as a Criminal Investigation Expert

Finally, I've seen an article where the male protagonist solves cases using truly hardcore modern investigative techniques in the synopsis. The vast majority of the characters on the platform are "psychology experts," "criminal psychology experts," "profiling masters," or "reasoning masters"—in short, they're all obviously fake.

There are three points in this novel that made me unable to stand it. First, the protagonist is like a robot. You can't feel his ideals and what he is fighting for. The whole person is like a lifeless tool man! Second. I thought these old criminal police technicians in the book were country bumpkin fools.

A rare article on police techniques, quite interesting.

The author writes superbly; it's a rare gem among technically-driven police fiction. Personally, I felt a connection to the early days of reading "The National Forensic Doctor."

Too verbose and overly detailed, making it unappealing to read. It's better suited for a TV series or film than for reading. I'm giving up.

Are they planning to start all the numbers from 90 to 00? 😂

It's strange, I just feel like the protagonist doesn't deserve all these cheat codes. It makes him seem like a thief. I've read other stories with protagonists having cheat codes before, similar ones exist, and I've even read plagiarized works, so why is this so odd? The more I read, the more awkward it feels.

They claim to rely on technology for criminal investigation, but with a system in place, isn't it really just about solving cases through the system itself? 😄

After reading over ten chapters, what's the point of this system? If they want to attract readers, they should just go all out and give the protagonist more skills. Over ten chapters have been a waste of time; it's all rather bland.

I couldn't continue reading after chapter 14; the pacing was too slow. The main character just kept fiddling with the fingerprints; I was at my wit's end.