
Hunting the Killer
追凶
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Strange Events
- Subgenre
- Detective Fiction
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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696Chapters
3.9kClicks
46Favorites
6Fans
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After finishing 290 chapters, it felt like a promising start but an anticlimactic ending.
It's very good, but sometimes it's so thrilling that I often don't dare to continue watching!
Is there no second season? I haven't had enough!
There are a few typos and typing errors, which is understandable. Let me repeat: It looks great!
It's really good, there should be a second book, I'm looking forward to the author's second book.
It's a great watch with a tight plot. The only minor flaw is that the proofreading wasn't perfect, with some typos and incorrect titles, but it doesn't detract from the viewing experience.
The plot is full of twists and turns, captivating the reader. The writing is beautiful and fluent (though there are occasional awkward phrasing, which is noticeable and likely due to a lack of proofreading). The characters are vividly portrayed, the scenes are grand in scale, and the story is highly readable.
I highly recommend this book. I've read a lot of crime novels online, including popular ones like "The Underworld Detective" and "Innocent Murder," but this one truly gave me a different feeling. The cases are quite novel, and everyone will likely have different insights. I sincerely recommend it.
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This novel has a captivating and exciting plot, but I noticed a problem: these kinds of novels all start strong but end weakly, abruptly concluding with a rushed explanation. What happened to the mole? What about Lü Jie's affair? What about the high-ranking elders and the Twelve Palaces? None of this is explained. The novel also contains many typos, though not major, which makes it quite unsatisfying.