American Forensics, but the Gastronomic System

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The case is well set up, with ten to twenty chapters per case, and it can be written for a long time if the rhythm is maintained. But I think there is something wrong with the character. In order to solve crimes, the protagonist frequently works overtime outside the scope of work. There should be a source of motivation, for system upgrades, or for promotions and salary increases? Only when you have goals can your behavior be reasonable. PS: The reason of pursuing the truth and giving justice to the victims is too grand and upright, and does not fit well with the American magical background. So the captain and members of the serious crime team work overtime to solve the case in order to solve the case and get rewards. This is a bit un-American. Only for the sake of official career, political achievements are required, or the family has been divorced N times and the burden of alimony is required to join the work. The United States has a group of police officers who are dedicated to serving the masses, which really does not fit my stereotype of the United States.

Come on! Food system + Western anatomy, Angsa people's favorite recipe 🙂

I finished reading it in one go. The writing is pretty good. It feels like an American TV series. The plot development is quite sophisticated. The solving of the case is mixed with daily life. It should be the reincarnation of the old man. I think it is better than the American Don Quixote.

The heroine is too cliche, Xiao Chunan is in love

The writing is very good, but what's so exciting about the forensic profession? Dissecting various Gundams? Forget it. It's quite refreshing to watch from the front, but if I don't watch it for a few days, I won't have the motivation to follow it.

The writing is not laggy, there is no redundancy, the links are interlocking, and the plot is reasonable. This is the best beautiful article I have ever read 😄

I'm not necessarily greedy if you write food articles, and I'm not necessarily afraid of you writing autopsy articles. But when you combined them together, I felt sick and couldn't eat.

Are there any similar novels? This one reminds me of Bones

There are no obvious poisonous points, the writing is smooth, and the logic is smooth. If it can be maintained, it will be at the level of fairy grass.

The appearance of grain/immortal grass, this system is very magical when paired with professions, but because in this more magical country, everything is very reasonable. Personally, I feel that the plot direction of this kind of book is greater than the details, so the outline is very important. I hope the author can grasp this degree and don't write all the words. Already in storage, worth looking forward to, keep up the good work

There are a little few comments, please support me. The writing rhythm is good.

I watched it to the end in one breath, and the plot was very well controlled, from the suspected suicide of jumping from a building to a broken leg two years ago, and then determining the occupation from the burn marks on the broken leg. The DNA test of the broken leg actually compared it to the person who jumped from the building, and found the murder weapon and the missing leg bones of the person who had the broken leg. I'm so nervous that I can't breathe, and I can't stop watching it... The case of identical twins is very good. It makes people curious about the causes and consequences of this case, and I look forward to the conclusion of the case. Come on! This book has the quality of becoming a god!

Are there any other forensic texts that don't have supernatural powers that you would recommend, like this book, similar to Bones? The book shortage is difficult to deal with 😭

The writing is good, the system is contrasting, it can be regarded as a quasi-immortal, I look forward to the follow-up