Not Guilty of Murder

At first glance, they are people with physical disabilities and brain problems. People with abnormal brains are most like primitive people. Their movements are particularly crazy, releasing primitive wildness, making people look like monsters.

His father is a murderer. He saw his daughter's diary, took out the hearts of those people, and then bitten them by his dog. He expressed his conscience and was eaten by a dog. The forensic doctor said earlier that the internal organs were bitten by a dog, which was his dog. Cai Fengqin was scared when she heard the dog barking. This means that Wu Yun's father drugged them first and then let the dog bite them, so she was scared when the dog barked.

Overall, the first chapter seems to be well written, but some small details still feel a bit too far-fetched, and the final twist is a bit too similar to the first part of Tang Detective.

I owe you a review. Looking back after reading it for almost a year, this is still the best novel with this type of plot. Although in the end I chose the person who is similar to me the most (my favorite is over) rather than the person who loves me the most. (The woman who sacrificed her body for the protagonist's revenge) Isn't it normal to kill the person you love first when you get ashore? This is not to say that the male protagonist is not good, 90% of men will probably choose this way in the end. After all, the most unforgettable thing is love expressed and vowed to love until death. Ah. . This is a good suspense novel, but I analyzed it as an emotional drama. Family members, who understands this comment?

The most outstanding feature of this book is that it is a case within a case! Although the role of the police is weakened to a certain extent, this is a sacrifice made to highlight the protagonist and is completely within the acceptable range. At the same time, because the cause and effect of the case is reasonable, the development of the case is logically smooth, the characters are distinctive, the close-ups of the criminal psychology are clear, and the characteristics of the case within the case are a major highlight, and bizarre cases that have happened in real life are cleverly added to the novel, which are all the best highlights of this novel! Highly recommend this mystery novel! !

The plot is very interesting, with many twists and turns. Each chapter is also combined with realistic plots, giving a strong sense of immersion. This is the first time I stayed up late to read a novel. I give the author a big thumbs up.

I like mystery novels very much. This book is good, very interesting, and has a strong sense of immersion. Sometimes I can be nervous along with the plot, and there is also a lot of humorous dialogue. The only drawback is that there are a lot of typos and the names of the characters are also written wrong. Overall, it is very good. I recommend everyone to read it! I personally hope that the author can write a second part of this book, so that Ding Qian can officially become a psychological counselor of the police force, solve a few more major cases, and also intersperse some emotional stories between him and forensic doctor Liu Fei.

The writing is very good and the logic is smooth. The male protagonist is a bit unlikable and a bit too emotional at times. However, the ending is very good. It made me have a great change in the book and it can be regarded as giving some explanations to the male protagonist's character.

The logic is perfect, twists and turns, and you can never guess the ending! I have just finished watching The Dismemberment of Nanda University, and while watching it, I always matched the image of the actor in my mind! The male lead Ding Qian is played by Jin Shijia, Guo Rongrong is played by Tan Songyun, Jiang Yuxin is played by Meng Ziyi, and Liu Fei is played by Liu Shishi. Everyone is welcome to participate in the discussion~

A very interesting book, with twists and turns in the plot