Unreasonable Death

I have finished reading this. This is one of the few books that I have been able to finish and look forward to reading. The only shortcoming is that there are too many typos and the plot is very tight. I like to read this kind of story-by-plot. The author is so creative and powerful. I admire it! It reflects a lot of darkness in society and is too realistic. The reality is like this, but the ending is too fast. I haven't read enough. It ends suddenly. I don't know why it is not popular. Maybe it is because the author's writing is too real and he does not dare to make this book popular. Anyway, those who like to solve crimes and have compact plots can read it. Every story in it is very interesting, but who is the rotten meat! Author! ! ! !

Is the ending a little rushed? I feel like Li Mingzhe's later performance didn't quite match his previous performance.

It is so consistent with reality that it breaks through the whitewashed peace and reveals that some cases are real. The author writes about the helplessness of the people at the bottom with wisdom and helplessness.

I really like this short and concise way of writing. There is no sloppy elaboration. The characters are vivid and the language is humorous. I support it.

The pace is fast and some are very realistic. It is very interesting for people who like this kind of subject matter.

A very good book, recommended

Each story is closely integrated. The author writes about the distortion and ugliness of human nature. However, there is one story that does not have an ending. How many people are involved in human organs?

I feel like the case was solved so smoothly, and there is no case of organ trafficking or anything else. I was confused when I read it, and it felt like it was just an outline.

Is the author in trouble again? It ended without explaining anything? No more checking for rotten meat? I'm in such a hurry. It's a good idea to divide the volume into two.

It looks good, but it's just not good enough.