Reborn: The Cheating Female Forensic Doctor
重生之开挂女法医
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Fantasy Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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1.3kChapters
61kPopularity
1.2kReaders
9.4Score
718Must-read votes
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This case has dragged on for so long, with so many imagined scenarios in between—the female lead having a lesbian relationship with her classmate, the speculation about whether she cheated on him, and the male lead barely appearing at all. He's always catching ghosts, sometimes childish, sometimes composed—it's driving me crazy!
Ye Fan VS Ming Jiu Looks good! (✧∀✧) Perhaps it's because I prefer stories where the female lead is a forensic pathologist, but even though this book is a bit long, I still found it very enjoyable. The overall story is actually quite simple, with the main plot interspersed with Sister Fan solving cases, but the characters are very well-developed, each one is vivid and lifelike, and the first half…
This is driving me crazy! Couldn't they just focus on the cases? The romance is completely unnecessary, and it's utterly ridiculous. The male lead is really unlikable, so annoying. Also, there are so many typos, it's indescribable…
She should probably change her name to "Female Mage." Over four hundred chapters already, and she's still a freshman! One case drags on for hundreds of chapters... Constantly catching ghosts and cultivating—it's completely off-topic.
The plot is gripping and keeps you on the edge of your seat. Each case is intricately linked, making it incredibly exciting. The storyline is fresh and original. Seeing is believing, so I highly recommend it!
The case dragged on for so long, sometimes it was amazing, sometimes it was so childish, it got less and less interesting the more I watched. The grandmother and aunt were bizarre, it was all a mess, I gave up.
I admire myself for being able to bear reading over a hundred of these. My dad was wrongly accused, so the case just needs to be solved. But dragging in a bunch of useless relatives and trying to get the police involved is just a bunch of nonsense. Ugh, I'll just give up.
Too protracted
I still want to see more crime-solving stories.
The subject matter is novel and quite enjoyable to read, but the repetitive reading at the beginning and end of each chapter is tiring to read.