Searching for the Missing, Between Life and Death

Undeniably, the book's concept is decent, and its readability is acceptable. However, there's one thing I really have to say: the protagonist's personality is truly questionable. He's portrayed as strong, always displaying incredible resilience and miraculous feats in crucial moments, turning the tide of battle! Yes, especially in critical situations.

The reservoir dismemberment case, one of the five major unsolved cases in the Detective series, was solved by the protagonist of this book, Boss Zhou!

This book is toxic. The protagonist has absolutely no charisma; he's purely a plot device. 😰

The plot is good, but the protagonist is portrayed as a brainless, indecisive, and useless person. While such a person might be normal in reality, it makes the story uninteresting. He's constantly being threatened, coerced, and forced to go with the flow. It's frustrating.

It has both very prominent strengths and weaknesses; it's an excellent science fiction novel with a gripping plot. However, the protagonist's personality is quite unlikable. He possesses immense superpowers, but his intelligence and emotional intelligence are lacking. He's repeatedly threatened and deceived in the early stages, and he never seems to learn his lesson.

Trash's mom opened the door for Trash; Trash had arrived home.

Don't the male protagonists in these old books ever grow? And they don't like to use their brains; they're just tools to drive the plot.

The main character has been tormented all along, yet seems to have grown nothing.

It's a pity it's first-person; I can't stand it.

The main character is quite dramatic, and while it's true that without his antics, the plot wouldn't develop, but it still gets a bit boring as you watch.