Case Files in Another World: Starting with a Family Annihilation Case

Fast-paced, suspenseful, and with just the right touches of humor. Looking forward to the sequel!

Before I knew it, I was reading on. I personally found it a bit mentally taxing, but very enjoyable. I hope they update 100 chapters a day!

The plot is chaotic and incomplete. One task isn't completed, the story reaches a dead end, then new tasks are forced in, and the story unfolds in multiple locations—didn't you at least fill in the gaps before switching locations? The world-building is incomplete. I read it very carefully; I stayed up all night last night and only read 65 chapters, and it was very difficult.

It's very concise and fast-paced, with no unnecessary dialogue, great attention to detail, and interesting character names!

Your words are sharp but your legs are weak. / Song Ming, you're all talk and no action, your kneeling is way too smooth, and you even asked if it was standard? I'm impressed.

The story is full of twists and turns, the pacing is tight, the language is humorous and witty, and the characters are well-developed. It's definitely worth watching... A good work is worth sharing and collecting; it's a work worth 98 points or higher, highly recommended...

The Temple of Death knows how to do business; they even offer discounts on multi-shark items. They really know their stuff.

It's really good-looking.

Wu Qi's brain is amazing; he can remember such a complicated route.

It has a very imaginative plot, the suspenseful parts are logically sound, and the writing is decent. It's worth a look.