The Lost Truth

It would be much better without romance. Sometimes I really don't understand why people insist on writing romance when they clearly can't write it well, and they even write about multiple women! The protagonist is initially portrayed as someone whose mother was murdered when he was young, taken abroad by his father, and often bullied.

Those who enjoy brainstorming will love this book; it's meticulously structured.

A rare gem of a book in our time, pure and brimming with a sense of justice!

Overall it was pretty good, but the ending wasn't what I wanted to see.

The initial plot, triggered by a deceased person's cell phone, was particularly captivating, full of twists and turns, making viewers eager to continue watching. Even the ending, though unsure if there will be a sequel or a second season, is something I would definitely watch if it happens.

It's truly awful. More police officers died than ordinary people were arrested. Everything is based on unsubstantiated speculation, pure conjecture. If solving cases is like this, they might as well go to sleep; anything can happen in dreams. And he keeps writing about his sixth sense—what's the use of that? He still fails.

The part where the viper is ambushed at the end is just child's play. In short, this book is utterly repulsive.

There's been a lot of rambling, especially when analyzing the cases. I kept repeating the same things to pad the word count! But the ending left a cliffhanger, which was good!

At first glance, it seemed to make some sense, but as I read on, it became increasingly nonsensical. Setting the timeline two thousand years ago would be reasonable, but placing it so close to home makes no sense; what do you mean by using such advanced technology? And the constant killing of multiple people and even wiping out entire families... Goodness gracious, it feels fantastical!

The reasoning process in this book is so fantastical. It starts by guessing a suspect, then searches for clues around that suspect, and most importantly, it's incredibly accurate every time. You could easily believe he had a god-like perspective.