Who Did Classmate Qiao Get in the Way of Today?

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I came here after reading another Sha Diao Ba Zong novel by Yu Er. I clicked on Dada's homepage and found this book. I really like reading suspense, but I always get scared. Maybe it's because people are addicted to food. Ahem, cough, cough. This book has a compact plot and is full of logic. While the protagonist solves the case, readers can also quickly use their brains to participate in it. The author has clever ideas and emotional lines running through it. Through each case described, it reveals the unsightly human nature. Qiao Xu suffers from Elmos syndrome (I think it is commonly known as emotional cognition disorder). He does not understand what love is and what hate is. Faced with bloody and horrific tragedies, it will not touch his compassion. He is just interpreting the crime. He solves the case not for the common people, but for his own perception of guilt. After staying with Jingjing for a long time, he has some sense of justice. When getting along with the reckless and irritable little policewoman, he proposed to fall in love with Jingjing (emmmm) The reason is actually to devote oneself to science (quack quack quack) Lu Jingjing: After working as an intern at the police station for several months, she has not yet become a full-time official. She is a bit frivolous in her work but full of passion and has a strong sense of justice. She met Xiao Qiao while solving a case. Xiao Qiao's talent for solving crimes was keenly noticed by her. So they began to cooperate in solving the case under the premise of "bushi" (mutual benefit and win-win). During the process of solving the case, she was inexplicably confessed by Qiao. She had never been in love before and she was shamefully moved by a handsome boy (it's normal, I like it too) . . . . . . Huh, I feel like I spoiled a lot of spoilers. If you want to know what happened next, please read this book It's not a loss to be included in the book ⭐Short Stories Criminal Investigation ⭐Happy enemies 1v1 ⭐Passionate and beautiful policewoman VS vicious-tongued doggy medical student ⭐The plot is compact and feels like you are on the scene ppppppppps: About me, I think Xiao Qiao gai gai is a bitch with a vicious tongue. Mainly because the male protagonist has a hard time perceiving emotions and is not good at interpersonal communication. He is very irritating when he talks. He is not well-behaved at all. What a naughty dog. When he was 'in love' with Jingjing, he often acted like a spoiled brat. Hey hey hey hey hey (I like this) Also, I read some comments about Jimei saying that there aren't many emotional scenes. Jingjing could be replaced by a man or something. I think Jingjing is interested in talking to him, but Xiao Qiao doesn't understand. Besides, I think Xiao Qiao is already very partial to Jingjing. It's not a loss if you enter the pit~

It was so good that I stayed up two nights to read it. It is a hard-core mystery story. The heroine is a trainee policewoman with a strong sense of justice and a strong sense of force. The hero is a student with some brain problems but it does not affect the reasoning and solving the case. The two work together to investigate the case. The cases are very rich, including those particularly real relationship problems among college students, cases involving vicious competition in the workplace, emotions, workplace, patriarchal preference, family relationships, etc. Among these cases, the first case is the most mundane but also the most terrifying for me to think about because the protagonist is a college student and it really makes me feel immersed in it. The later ones are even more bizarre and the elements are too cruel. Then the characterization is also very good. Some supporting characters are not mentioned much, but each one is vivid and vivid. The scar-faced and gentle deputy team, the taciturn tech geek, the ice beauty forensic doctor, the promiscuous second-generation police detective... All come to life. The only thing that makes me feel that it is a fly in the ointment is that there are too few emotional lines! The male and female protagonists are very much like brothers from beginning to end, so replacing the female protagonist with a male would not be inconsistent at all! Then the male lead and the second male lead also have a good rapport. . . I came here from another book by the author. I like to read Sweet Pets.

Nice! So pretty! It's just a bit short and I didn't get enough of it! π_π (Overly sad) looks forward to and supports every book written by the author! ♥You!

I don't know if it is the author's earlier work. I have read several of the author's other novels which are quite good, but I really can't stand this one. On the one hand, the characters of the male protagonist and the female protagonist are not likeable, but on the other hand, the case setting is far-fetched and reasonable. After gritting my teeth and reading more than sixty chapters, I couldn't hold on any longer and gave up.

At once. . . Is this gone? When I first watched it, I thought he looked like Professor Bo, but Professor Bo's emotional quotient was not high enough for his IQ. And he seems to have too high a dual quotient, and he wants to break through the limits of human beings. Fortunately, this chatty little policeman brought him back to reality.

It's very interesting. It's about a dark detective who is good at playing with emotions and a simple policewoman. The plot has ups and downs and the writing is smooth.

I still have more to say and look forward to seeing more exciting follow-ups!

The writing is very nice, the style is different from other detective novels, and the angle is relatively novel~

It's not good-looking, the police are not professional, they all rely on the male protagonist to advance the case, and the female protagonist always makes mistakes