Chasing Killers Through Sinful Dreams

Is there really no one who hates Tian Tian? As a criminal police officer, he disobeyed orders and put his children's personal relationship first. In order to meet the male protagonist, he went to the mission location privately. The mission could have been completed successfully, but she was messed up by her. After all, he still wanted to meet his senior brother. After giving her the mission, he didn't want to leave because he didn't want to leave. Senior Brother Kai handed over to other police officers, and knew that the male protagonist had the same Chen Fei in his heart. He also thought that Chen Fei wanted to get close to the male protagonist, so he went to the scene despite his illness. If he hadn't gone there once that night, and then everything was burned down, what would be left? What else would be left? The male protagonist has avoided it many times, and it can be seen that he doesn't like her. She was also angry because she accompanied Chen Fei to the hospital. After all, she had no right to be angry. It wasn't that she couldn't chase someone, but she had to distinguish the time and occasion. The male protagonist also had emotional disputes but it never affected the case. Moreover, when someone suspected the psychiatrist, she came out and denied it first, without investigating or visiting. Just because they know each other, they make a direct judgment. If you follow the logic, it is very likely that a psychiatrist will have anti-investigation ability because he studied psychology. Moreover, his son was also bullied by the three school bullies. He is also familiar with Zhang Jing and often goes to Zhang Jing's house. The conditions are basically met. Just because they are friends, he will immediately cancel the suspicion. In contrast, Chen Fei, although every time she watched the scene, she was only for the male protagonist, but she did not ignore the time, and she was measured. She knew that the male protagonist did not want to say or that she should not hear, so she took the initiative to avoid it, and obeyed the arrangements. She did not stalk the male protagonist, and she was just a normal envy of Tian Tian, and she was never jealous. In short, I feel that the portrayal of Tian Tian was a failure. I feel that I wanted to create a female detective who wants to avenge her father, is brave and strong, dares to pursue love, and is independent. But it was not successful. Instead, the writing was very romantic.

It's very interesting. It's one of the better quality novels in the suspense crime genre. The process of solving the case is very enjoyable.

I can't stand it after reading Chapter 17. Shouldn't we investigate the whereabouts of the deceased after discovering her? It was found that the car owner did not immediately go to the car owner for questioning, but held a meeting to discuss the crime. They were fighting and joking at the scene of the murder. Is it so disrespectful to the deceased?

If a case is handled from start to finish, does it mean that the efficiency of work in our real society is also so slow?

Such a good plot

It's just that solving a case is too tedious. I've written dozens of chapters and there are no clues about the murderer. I think it's too much water.

This novel is good to read, the plot and reasoning are very exciting, and there is no cookie-cutter emotional drama. I think I like it very much, but it's only 600 chapters, which is not enough.

Unsatisfactory ending