A Forensic Examiner’s Notes: A Symphony of Bones
女法医手记之白骨乐章
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Real Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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From a plot perspective, it's quite exciting. Each case is logically connected and linked together. While the plot is engaging, the character development might be a bit unbalanced. The female lead was genuinely annoying, making inappropriate jokes at inappropriate times, and her behavior seemed out of place for her age. However, her reasoning was excellent, with clear logic.
Is it good? This is my first time watching it.
The female lead is portrayed as too unattractive. She has a bad personality, isn't pretty, and has no goddess-like qualities whatsoever. Yet she manages to attract a rich and handsome man. Let her stay single for life!
This is utterly nonsensical. Is interrogation and all that supposed to be the job of a forensic pathologist? I can't stand it anymore.
Help! It's so confusing!
The female lead is a silly, big-skinned girl, I don't like her.
What I find most unacceptable is that the female lead is too sloppy.
The plot is fast-paced, with each event leading to the next. It's really exciting, kind of like an adventure story.
This book is really good, hehe.
The plot is quite exciting, but the female lead's character is very problematic. Her occasional silly antics are fine, but her usual behavior is that of a tomboy, and she exhibits severe sexism. She's also forgetful and a bit dim-witted. If the character development were better, this book would definitely be a 9 or higher.