Six-Finger Forensic Medicine

I suggest the author change the title of the book. It shouldn't be called Six-Fingered Forensic Medicine. The first one is well written, but the second one basically doesn't mention anything about six hands. It's not even shocking. Normal people will definitely say that when they see a forensic doctor with six hands, it's better for you to just skip this link.

It looks good, but I think Detective of the Underworld is better. It's my personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't criticize it.

The stories are all wonderful, but too many people died (too many cases haha) before one was solved and another one came back. The ending is hasty and unfulfilled, I hope it will be updated later.

There are a lot of typos, and the portrayal of the protagonist is weak. How should I put it, don't call him a forensic doctor, call him the King of Hell. I can't write a single line well, and there are multiple lines running in parallel, which makes me speechless.

Regardless of the title, it's well written, but it always feels like it's unfinished.

If you don't know how to write, then don't write. You're just wrong. Every case is fine at the beginning, but when you solve the case, your writing is a complete mess.

The protagonist's six fingers suddenly disappear. Generally speaking, the logic is smooth, the plot is gripping and fascinating, the writing is brilliant, the plot is realistic, and the details are handled delicately and appropriately.

Read a hundred chapters, it's so disgusting, I can't stand it anymore

With so many murderers in one place, I estimate that the Public Security Bureau will have to replace them several times from top to bottom.