I Got the Wrong Blind Date, and I Became a Detective

First of all, I fell into a pit. It was the kind of pit on the beach that was originally stable, but after entering the water, I didn't take a few steps and went straight to the cliff! The first few cases are still interesting. Even if they are adapted from other places, they still make sense and are at least reasonable. Let's start from about a hundred or so chapters. The plot is confusing, inconsistent, unreasonable, and the narrative is dull. It's basically unreadable. Take the death of a makeup artist at the wedding of the heroine's so-called "best friend" as an example: 1. The heroine and her "best friend" were college classmates, and they went their separate ways after graduation. The "best friend" is planning to get married and wants the heroine to be a bridesmaid. After contacting him, he found out that the heroine is already married... Is this called a best friend? When you get a marriage certificate, you can't think of telling your ordinary friends about it, but you still can't tell your best friend? 2. As a policewoman, the heroine and her "best friend" are college classmates, but the best friend is not a policewoman? What university did you study at? How did you get together with a rich second-generation playboy? When you saw the groom and three groomsmen committing crimes against the makeup artist, what did you say, "Don't touch me if I'm dirty..."? 3. It seems that she is a "best friend" who helped in the kitchen during college or something. The heroine was fired when she went to the kitchen late and took the heroine to the kitchen for dinner. Then she accepted the heroine's help and became a good friend due to financial constraints. It can be seen that her family background is not superior, and she is not the so-called wealthy daughter of everyone. So how did she manage to get a rich second-generation company boss to marry her? He also used the emotionless attitude that seemed like a political marriage, showed a tone of "you play with yours, I play with mine", and said the above sentence of "don't touch me if you get dirty"? Based on her personal situation mentioned above, she has already been dragged along and humiliated. How can she still allow you to slander her in a weird way? Could it be that she met some senior person with status after graduation? Or have the richest man's biological parents come to recognize him? From these three points, it makes no sense, not to mention that the hero takes the heroine to the scene, sees a bloody fingerprint and then rushes back to the police station to see the body. After coming out, he rushes back to see the body so he doesn't finish the scene and runs back to the scene... Is this what a detective can do? No, is this something adults can do? There are only so many flaws in this case, let alone others? So, don't look!

It would be boring to go back from the province. Three and a half stars, maybe?

It reflects the true story of society, the warmth and warmth of human relationships, the various conditions of the world, darkness and light, and is worth pondering! It borrows many real cases and life attitudes and mentality at all levels of society, which is great! Recommend! Disadvantages: There were cheats at the beginning, but they basically disappeared in the middle, and the timeline was also quite messy! For example: criminal sensing can be detected within a range of 20 meters. It is easy to catch thieves at the train station. Later, when we go to the province to find evidence one by one, Every story is thought-provoking, but some stories focus on praising the Public Security Bureau, but not other units? Come on, author!

In order to show the power of the protagonist, the cases are arranged too densely. There are so many three on one day, and they are more cruel than Conan.

What about Mr. Gong's strange behavior? What does the last sentence mean? Where to go? How is executive management information handled? Can a foreign company just arrest two members and be done with it? Where's the dean's wife? Where is Feng Min's father? What exactly does the secret laboratory study? The key is just used to pry open the glass? Missing that crowbar? Why were ancient villages chosen? Are the evil rituals imaginary? What do coupons, badges, and coins mean? Brainwashing problem in medical institution project? What about the cop who inherited the Punisher's will? What's wrong with mummies in cold storage? What exactly is the ritual of the Black Women's Society? Who is involved?

A good subject matter is too confusing to write. The writing is too poor, there are many typos, and the logic is illogical. It has to insert some nonsensical love plots. The protagonist is more or less a bit of a dog-hearted person. Besides, everyone else in the novel except the protagonist has been reduced to intelligence. The police are written as so incompetent, just like a noob. I don't know if it is to highlight the protagonist's ability, but it is more or less insulting to the police profession.

Don't read it after Chapter 199. I feel like it was written by someone else. The word "" is so powerful that I have to mention it several times💦💦💦💦💦💦💦💦💦

It's okay, but there are no highlights. It's okay at first glance, but after watching it for a long time, it feels like it's just like this.

It's 200 chapters, no big problem

It's best to avoid this kind of novel if it doesn't have a thorough idea. There are too many loopholes. For example: the case of the female host's throat being cut by her boyfriend. It was clearly mentioned that she found her girlfriend coming out of the leadership office in the morning and finally couldn't help but kill her. How can it be deduced many times? Besides, it's not a professional killer who can cut her throat with a CD. Do you think you are cutting tofu! In fact, there were a lot of loopholes in the previous genre, which was far behind compared to Spy Game.