A Doctor Joins the Police Force

This novel is quite different from other mystery novels. First of all, its protagonist isn't like the protagonists in other books, with a tall stature, handsome face, and impressive background. Yang Wenbin starts out as an ordinary doctor, without any outstanding appearance, and even a cripple, yet he repeatedly solves cases through his insight and intelligence. This isn't some wish-fulfillment novel; it's a mystery novel. As a fellow mystery writer, I know very well the difficulty of such novels—every detail must be meticulous, and every word must be carefully considered. Secondly, Cher's writing style is similar to that of foreign writers, a style not commonly seen in Chinese writing. It's a unique personal style, but I especially don't want to say he's a foreign writer in China. Cher is Cher; he has his own style. The latest chapter has already entered the main plot, and I was caught off guard and hit with a brick... Yang Wenbin is enraged and should undergo a transformation... I just hope he'll be safe this time (I won't go into the details; if you want to know, read it yourself _(:з"∠)_). Finally, I must say that Cher's writing style is rigorous and gorgeous. "Medical Entry into the Police Department" is like a movie (or perhaps a TV drama combined with a TV series = =..), With extremely strong visual imagery. Such a talented author, and she's actually a girl _(:з"∠)_ [ps: The following is my rant; readers who value the writing can skip this, but if you insist on reading... I can't stop you...] Cher, I want to ask you with my overwhelming resentment: Where are the promised bonus scenes? Where are the promised Valentine's Day chapters? Where are the promised fan benefits? Where are they? Where are they? You can't just be lazy and not write! People have to be reasonable! Tell me when you're going to hand in your work, when you're going to hand in the extra chapters! You've tortured me to death, you know? I'm not having it, I want compensation, you bastard! Otherwise, I'll make a scene in your book reviews every day! I! Want! Bonus! Scenes! Ah! _(:з"∠)_

After reading for so long, my impression is that Qie Da is a very down-to-earth, meticulously thinking, idealistic, and ambitious man or boy. He pours his thoughts into the book, writing them down in the novel, giving it a strong literary feel. Most novels start with a rapid-fire plot in the first three chapters, followed by boasting, beating others, and so on. I'm sick of that; I know no one would read it otherwise. But Qie Da's book, while following the commercial formula—it's ultimately a commercial novel—uses his own style, intelligence, and writing to tell a very engaging story from the beginning. Perhaps some younger readers are wondering, "Where's the protagonist? Where's the cheat code? Why isn't it satisfying? This doesn't follow the formula at all; it's exhausting to read!" But if you patiently read the first three chapters, four words will immediately come to mind: meticulously crafted. Most novels we usually read emphasize a fast pace. For example, the protagonist encounters a slut, then they fight, etc.; The protagonist saves the damsel in distress, and their hearts flutter, etc. The protagonist is originally a loser, but he has a miraculous encounter and gets slapped in the face. The plot uses conflicts, excitement, and tension to accelerate the pace and attract readers. That's the rhythm. This book's pace is relatively slow. It doesn't get to the point as quickly as other novels, nor does it generate exciting moments or a rapid series of climaxes that make you feel like you're on a high-energy, addictive diet. This is probably due to both the setting and the author's writing style. This book is high-energy, high-level, and high-quality, so many younger readers might find it difficult to understand or even tiring. That's why I say the pace is a bit slow. This book may not be a successful commercial formulaic novel, but it definitely deserves to be called a high-quality masterpiece. Why? Because the author probably doesn't see themselves as a novice writer, but rather as a high-level writer. This is precisely what attracted me to keep reading. After all, with improved living standards and a higher spiritual level, well, we can't possibly read simplistic novels every day. (Oops, boos, please forgive my pretentiousness.) Okay, to put it simply, this book by Qie Da abandons what seems to be a large number of novice readers, but it will win over a more easily gathered, stable, and supportive group of veteran readers—that's it. This book has already succeeded in another aspect: creating anticipation. Every character is well-developed, making readers very eager to know what happens next, what events occur, whether other characters will suddenly appear, and what kind of entanglements and conflicts will arise. My goodness, Qie Da, you are truly adept at creating anticipation and imaginative space. A phrase suddenly comes to mind: "half-hidden behind a pipa," and yes, that's the feeling this book currently gives—unpredictable, making you want to read on. This is excellent; you've successfully used the anticipation of the story to overcome the slow-paced nature of the initial chapters. It gives readers a feeling of irresistible urgency, making them want to put it down but also pick it up again, keeping them on the edge of their seats and captivating their attention. Sigh, I wish I could read four or five hundred chapters in one go. There are just too few chapters left; keeping up with the updates is truly a painful and frustrating experience. There are really too few chapters currently, making a comprehensive review difficult. The strengths are obvious, but there aren't any glaring weaknesses yet. Based on the current content, I'd give it nine out of ten stars. It's a novel worth collecting and subscribing to. I believe a good book is one that captures the reader's emotions or fulfills their spiritual needs. This book, "Medical Entry into Police Service," is undoubtedly a good one. I hope it can be completed perfectly; it deserves a thumbs up!

Great! Keep it up!

It's just so beautiful.

"The Supreme Ruler of All Living Beings" is here to visit, asking for support, flowers, and red envelopes. Hehe, thank you!

My Horror Notes is here to visit! You're awesome, author! (｡Ò ∀ ó｡) Keep up the good work! _(:з"∠)_

I really love Cher's work. I'm also a student with dreams of becoming a writer, and reading the author's afterword truly moved me. Actually, all writers are the same; writing, for no other reason than to express their feelings, emotions, and perspectives. I hope author Ji continues to do well! Mystery novels are difficult to write; every detail must be meticulously crafted. I really admire the author; with a touch of brilliance, the pen flows beautifully, bringing each character to life—truly remarkable. I hope to work hard alongside the author and achieve my own dreams!

"The Gods Are Enemies" has come to visit, requesting flowers, rewards, favorites, and comments. His beautiful master smiled faintly and tossed him a mask. From then on, he became a thief, adopting the alias "The Clown."

I finished watching it! I'm so excited! Cher is the best!

Mr. 18 Degrees visited your work late at night. It's very well written. Please keep up the good work!