Tracking Strange Cases

Well, although "Shen Yan" was transferred and followed his younger brother to another city, there was a bright future in another village. When he met his Bole "Cheng Jinsong" when they encountered a case, they were partners who fought side by side. Although the best partners didn't get along for a long time, they had a good understanding. They are brothers in life, and the best friend "Cheng Jinsong" has eased the relationship between Shen Yan and his younger brother [To be honest, if it hadn't been for the author later mentioning that Cheng Jinsong has a girlfriend], they can really get along with each other.

This is the first novel I have read with dual male protagonists and a detective reasoning theme. The plot is coherent and reasonable, and the original case of Zhao Gang runs through the whole text. The characters are delicately portrayed, and the emotions between colleagues, friends, and relatives are perfectly expressed. It is a very good novel, highly recommended!

The motive of the murderer's behavior is reasonable in the plot, but the details of the crime cannot withstand scrutiny; for example, the murderer who is a painter with a symmetrical face has a psychopathic and paranoid personality. How can he break into a high-end residential area and kill people without leaving traces of breaking the door, and then paint on the spot? There is too much pretense in the early stage. Since the theme is a suspense detective, more effort should be made in logic. The selling of corruption is too deliberate, which really affects the perception.

I hope the author can write a second part!

The case and the writing are both good, adding a little bit of horror and fantasy elements to the suspense. There will be a reasonable explanation behind any seemingly weird and bizarre case. Again, believe in science under any circumstances. The writing style is natural and real. I really like the interaction between the two male protagonists. It is not artificial and very close to reality. However, due to my own reasons, I have read too many suspense novels, science fiction novels, and criminal investigation novels with excellent writing and plot, so this book can really only be regarded as average in my opinion. This book didn't surprise me, maybe because the two male protagonists were OOC, and I don't think the setting was very successful. [However, the no-smoking CP is still very easy to beat~] It is recommended that Jimei people who have extremely high requirements for writing skills and have read a lot of criminal investigation articles (such as Poyun) should not come in.

Love it, love it, Cheng Chen's CP is so delicious

The first porphyria case is really unreadable for medical majors, and the investigation process is too simple and straightforward... It is recommended to check more information, respect science, and accumulate life experience.

The case is particularly good-looking. The best partners solve the case together, making invisible sweets. There is really not much emotional development. One case follows another. It is not sloppy, but the story is a bit short. The only bad thing is that some paragraphs are too long, and sometimes they ignore what they say, hahaha...

The case is not bad, but unfortunately it is the corrupt article that I hate most, likes and dislikes

The writing is pretty good, with two male protagonists, and there aren't many emotional scenes in the main plot, which is what I like most. I don't like suspense detective stories interspersed with a lot of emotional scenes of the protagonists being in love, which affects the solution of the case hahahahaha. What to say about this book is entirely up to the readers. Overall, it is pretty good. The logic of each case is clear and the murderer in each case has a major turning point that is surprising. A few flaws are acceptable.