Ghost Detection Agency: I Can Also Catch Hundreds of Millions of Ghosts!

The first one I read when I first came to Qimao was completed. The subject matter is my favorite genre. Suspense, metaphysics and pure love. I loved it so much that I finished it in two or three days. The author's writing style is very good and the plot is not draggy. The emotional line product is very sweet~~ Pure Love God of War said it is very delicious! Although it's finished, I'm still a little bit sad, and I'm looking forward to the author's other works!

Hello everyone, this is my first time writing a novel, and I just want to share the stories in my head. If you click in, no matter which chapter you read, thank you for your careful reading~ This article is not scumbag, cruel, bloody, or cliche, nor is it a mindless article. The protagonist will seriously investigate crimes, catch ghosts, and occasionally fall in love. Each character will have their own flaws, but they will also grow. If you have any suggestions, please let me know. Thanks again!

When I saw the discovery of Lao Wu's body in Chapter 239, and the incompetent and furious male protagonist after Lao Wu died, I really couldn't stand it anymore. Abandoned the article. Originally, when I was about a hundred chapters into it, I thought it was very interesting. One story followed another, the connection was very good, and the rhythm was great. But by the middle and late stages of the novel, I was simply speechless. The male protagonist is almost thirty years old and has rich criminal investigation experience. He has outstanding performance in the detection of some serious cases in the city and even the province. He has also made many achievements as a young and veteran criminal policeman with high qualifications. The owner of the heroine's ghost-detection agency (which has been open for five years) has the eyes that can see the dead since she was a child. She has made it her mission to transcend the dead and kill evil spirits, and she can also increase her own cultivation. This is the original author's character introduction and settings for the male and female protagonists. The hero's father, an old detective, dares to investigate big and small cases, but when he investigates another case, his wife is murdered and his son is threatened, he hastily closes the case, hides it and escapes, and tolerates the murder of his wife as long as he wants. This image is beyond evaluation. When the male protagonist grew up and investigated a certain case, he happened to find some clues related to the cause of his mother's death and ran to question his father. I thought that at this time his father would tell him the truth and work with him to investigate secretly to find more evidence to solve the case. But in the end, I gave him a slap in the face and told him to give up and even called his son, the director. Later, the male protagonist was warned by Zhai Xiu (threatened with the female protagonist's business card) and the director asked the male protagonist not to investigate the case and put it aside, and then stopped investigating. Is there anyone left in the JC Bureau? A director, a deputy captain, and a once excellent old detective. If you say he is weak, incompetent, and afraid of caring about his loved ones, I understand. Are they all the same? It was written that they regretted not finding the murderer because of the case and they were angry and howling when they saw the deceased. Was it staged? Even if human nature has weaknesses, even for the sake of setting up the plot, it would not be possible to make the images of the few detectives who are said to be very powerful to be like this, right? The heroine has been working as a ghost hunter for five years (not counting the time spent learning from her grandma when she was not working, only the time she opened the studio). At the beginning, the weird things she did were measured and logical. However, when her spiritual skills were encountered by even the most powerful kid, she felt like she would faint or get injured every time in her life. It's about transcending the undead, killing evil spirits, and increasing one's cultivation level. Not counting the time when I was a child studying with my grandma and what I learned on my own, what has she gained in the studio in the past five years? I don't understand this and I haven't learned enough about that. It's really not that the heroine's halo has died a hundred and eighty times. It would be better to write her as a psychic novice who slowly explores and stimulates her own abilities. Secondly, the male and female protagonists like it when there is insufficient evidence, and when they know a little bit about something, they rush to the bad guys and interrogate a lot of people, revealing everything they know. When a bad guy has no brains, what will he ask and what will others tell him? The enemy knows what they are doing secretly, and then they have to send them all forward to hit the big wall. They are all experienced people in the field of investigation, tracking and criminal investigation, but their behavior is extremely courageous and speechless. Then there are the details. Is it written like that to set the stage? Every time I feel something is strange, I have some doubts, but I don't think about it and ignore many problems. The most ridiculous thing is that I checked and found some detailed problems because other things suddenly covered them up (for example, the heroine came home and said that the window was open and felt strange that she didn't find out the reason. The hero went to check and found the problem, but something else happened and left it alone). This is not a mistake that their profession should make, especially how can the JC profession build an image like this? There are also emotional issues. Zhai Xiu obviously used words to stimulate the male protagonist. With just one sentence, he went up to beat someone and they continued to talk about him. Finally, someone else posted the video online. Brother, you like the heroine, you haven't confessed to her and you haven't been with her. The heroine doesn't know her feelings. Is this behavior to prove that you love the heroine? In addition, the issue of vigilance has been passed by the murderer several times, and each time they only realized it later. Isn't it enough for them to increase their vigilance once or twice? As a criminal policeman, the male protagonist who catches a murderer because the other person is a woman is still considering pity for her? Is it because she's afraid that she won't be able to stab the victim with the knife? In the end, they were allowed to run away, so just let them go if they were chasing them in the first place. Their profession can understand human nature once or twice. They are kind-hearted, weak, incompetent and helpless. When this happens every time, they are very inferior. Because every time this happened, only one of them ended up being killed by the bad guys. Seventy or eighty percent of the key witnesses and evidence were brought to the door by others on their own initiative or were found out by Xiao Xiao and Lao Wu. In the middle and late stages, a group of people couldn't ask, couldn't figure it out, or even think about it. You Qi Xiaojun even found him and didn't ask for protection. He knew clearly that there was a problem with the Zhai family, so he gave his head to the other party for nothing. The most frustrating thing is that Lao Wu is an excellent forensic doctor. As a criminal policeman, the male protagonist is unable to detect anything abnormal about Lao Wu? He sent a strange message to treat guests to dinner and did not show up at the agreed time. His phone was turned off and the message was never answered. The male protagonist did not ask his colleagues in the bureau or Lao Wu's family. He ran home without waiting for anyone to kiss and hug the female protagonist and discussed sleeping in the same room and bed. The next day I went to the bureau and my colleagues said that Lao Wu seemed to be missing, so I paid close attention to him. I didn't pay attention to him, but I didn't see him searching day and night to find any clues, so he went home after get off work to have a romantic relationship with the heroine. At the beginning of the novel, the male protagonist stayed up all day and night to investigate a case. When he was hungry, he had a bucket of instant noodles and made the station his home. But what about behind? The comrades I work with on the front line, the female protagonist, the male protagonist's father, the male protagonist, and the director have all given up on investigating. But Lao Wu himself secretly investigated the case and found the evidence alone, and finally died. However, the male and female protagonists did not do this in writing. They would rush to Zhai Xiu Winery and complain, but when no results came out, they would give up and leave the situation alone after being threatened. It would be nice to really hold on to Lao Wu and work hard until he retires to accompany his wife and son instead of helping these Adou who can't afford to support him. It's really unlucky. I have always been in awe of the JC profession. The author can say that they all have weaknesses and do not want their relatives and people they care about to be harmed. They can also remind them to find ways to maintain and find organizations to protect them, etc. It is acceptable to write some insignificant plots because of the plot. But it is unacceptable to describe them as fearing authority, fearing the financial power of bad people, compromising, evading, and being irresponsible. A sacred and glorious image cannot be tarnished. What is the difference between the male protagonist compromising because he is afraid that the female protagonist will be threatened, and his father fearing that the male protagonist will be killed? Like father, like son? Justice may be delayed but it will not be absent. Their image cannot be trampled in this way. I really couldn't accept it, so I gave up on the article. If I liked it and thought it was well written, I wouldn't refute it, but I couldn't accept it.

I haven't written a review for a book for a long time, but I really like this book. When I read this book, I was attracted by its genre. I happened to be in my reading bottleneck period. I clicked on it when I saw this novel genre. At first, I felt that I couldn't stand it, but then I was attracted by it one after another. I was attracted by the case, which was very ordinary at the beginning. When I looked down and saw the ending, I found that all the cases formed a closed loop. How can I put it in that moment? I thought it was just a lot of branch lines mixed together, but suddenly I found that everything was the main line. In the end, I can't describe the feeling when I see the heroine defeat her father and what happened in the spiritual world. It's a feeling of seeing a peaceful and prosperous country and people's happiness. I really like the interspersed description of the hero's reflection and rescue at the end. It's that kind of recall. At first glance, the feeling that the boat has passed the Ten Thousand Mountains is really touching. Watching the two people grow from youth to maturity, I am filled with emotions. The author is also very attentive. He carefully consulted the information on many fights and investigation processes. He also humbly accepts everyone's opinions and takes care of the readers' psychology.

Great author! Keep up the good work! I really think such a novel plot is so endearing! And when I saw the author said that this was the first time he wrote a novel, I thought it was really awesome! The heroine is so smart and so is the hero. I just like Qiangqiang😍😍

A brief review, personal opinion (with spoilers) First of all, the plot of the article is really exciting. The story of each case is great. I peed my eyes while reading it. There is nothing to say about the plot of the case. It is very well written. I highly recommend reading it. But the reason for the neutral rating is because ① The relationship between the male and female protagonists is a bit slow. Halfway through the article, both of them realized the difference in their feelings for each other, but they never broke the window. Moreover, they have pretended to be boyfriend and girlfriend several times for the mission, but they have never reached that point. Before this, the male protagonist would lose a little temper because of jealousy, which made the female protagonist a little sad, but I don't think you should blame the female protagonist. You don't express your feelings yourself. Anyway, I feel a little frustrated in terms of relationships. Both of them thought they were good to each other. They didn't want others to get hurt so they just asked others not to investigate. They didn't explain the reason at all. They knew what the other person's temper was, but they still didn't say it. In the end, they both encountered difficulties. It would be better for both of them to hit a wall. Both of them were like this! This is obviously mutual torture‼ ️ ② I can't describe how I feel, but I just feel a little aggrieved. In the article, the male protagonist's mother was killed as a warning because of the investigation of a case. Then the male protagonist's father closed the case hastily in order to save the male protagonist. He knew that the result was not like this, but he still closed the case falsely. He was threatened and did not report it, so he closed the case hastily. The truth about the death of the male protagonist's mother was buried, and he lived a life of guilt. Later, the male protagonist also came into contact with this case, and was still threatened by the female protagonist. Then he stopped investigating and did not tell the female protagonist why. Of course, the female protagonist refused and investigated on her own. As a result, she encountered danger, but in the end, of course, she had a near miss. ‼ ️But the male protagonist and his father are both jǐngchá, is it because they are rich and powerful that they cannot be touched at all? Isn't this unrealistic? Moreover, people are threatening you with that thing. Can you report the threat to the bureau and let the country protect your family? Are you so scared? Stopped? Don't care? Moreover, neither the male nor female protagonist can resist. Just because they are powerful, and the male protagonist is threatened by the female protagonist's safety, he does not dare to do anything, so he just doesn't investigate at all❓Because he is rich, he found out about his family situation, and hired a powerful spiritualist, and the female protagonist is also afraid of the safety of her family, so she doesn't investigate anymore❓❓Why didn't she say anything even if she was threatened? Don't you have a mouth? As a member of a state agency, I am afraid of power❓ Anyway, it was these little things that made me abandon the story, but I really didn't like reading it, especially the scene where the male protagonist and his father were threatened, and the male protagonist's father hastily closed the case, covering up the truth. If the male protagonist doesn't continue to investigate, he will bury the truth again. I feel that even a novel should not depict public officials like this. Everyone has weaknesses. If you are afraid, ask for the country's protection instead of being irresponsible and evading. No matter how you write, you should not write about Xiang Jǐngchá who is afraid of power, not to mention that this is a positive article that uses a national institution as the work background to discover the truth about injustice, and there should not be such a plot. Maybe it's because I'm stubborn and hold on to this one thing. Anyway, that's the only thing I don't like. Everything else is pretty good. The plot is really exciting. If you don't mind, you can watch it. There's nothing else. Everything else is great✔️

I'm back to follow it again. I like fantasy themes. This is not a cool novel, but it doesn't have so many routines. I'm a little tired of those rebirth and time travel golden fingers. Also, can there be more updates? Not enough

The author's imagination is good. The plot is generally good, but the character creation is not very good. I liked the male protagonist at first, but the emotional line is too inexplicable. He suddenly likes to blush. If it is just because the heroine is special, he won't be so quick. The female protagonist didn't like it at the beginning. As a professional, I didn't have any vigilance at all and just sent Xiaoyu away with a piece of paper. Later, I found out that Xiaoyue is in the lunar calendar and the half of July is too Korean. There is also the pedophile part. Although it was indeed not Cheng Yi who did it in the end, there was a lot of evidence at the scene pointing to Cheng Yi's suspicion. It was normal for the heroine to say that. I was shocked by what the heroine said. Your friend who co-wrote it must have never done it before. Come on, you never believed me. The hero also wrote inexplicably. I gave up after reading fifty chapters.

The male protagonist is very oily, the female protagonist is stupid, and the characters of the book are all in a mess.

Very nice