Trainee Detective

So-so

The author will update quickly. This is my first time reading a novel and it is so good.

The plot has no ups and downs, too many dialogues, and not many details on the case, just like a running account. Rather than writing too many cases, it is better to carefully consider a few better cases and describe them carefully. Even if the protagonist is a genius in solving crimes, I feel that the cases are too simple to solve. It is better to give a main case, write other cases in between, and finally connect the main cases together through the details of other cases. It gives people a feeling of suddenly realizing what it is. I read this book intermittently for two days and wrote about four or five cases in dozens of chapters. It was too urgent.

Update soon, I like this book very much

The protagonist is described as too powerful and smooth. Every case he participates in will be solved. There is no case that he can't solve if he can't catch the criminal. Cases that the 40-year-old veteran detective captain can't solve can be solved by him as a trainee police officer who just graduated. It seems that everyone else is a fool and the protagonist is the only one who is smart.

Overall it's pretty good, but it's a bit like a diary, a bit bland, without ups and downs. There's also no direct evidence for killings in cornfields and killings with traditional Chinese medicine. It's just speculation and reasoning, and then the suspect flirts with me. I don't believe that there is evidence if you say something harsh? The prosecution won't be able to pass it, right?

The crime-solving plot was well written, but the family plot was terrible.

Not bad, love watching it

The writing is smooth, the emotions are sincere, and the case is not mysterious. It has a feeling of old-school Japanese character reasoning, which is very comfortable to watch.

Why burn your brain? You need to lower your intelligence first to raise doubts and then regain your intelligence to give answers. If other detectives missed clues everywhere like described in the novel, they would still solve a shitty case!