Detective on the Trail

The biggest problem with this book is the change of author. The first 260 chapters and the remaining 700+ chapters were written by two completely different people. It's almost certain that: 1. The first 260 chapters were written by the author himself, while the rest were written by a very incompetent assistant or writer. The author is male, and the assistant writer is female. 2.

The beginning was very good, but the later part was not so good; all sorts of outrageous things came up.

This is amazing! A must-read author I discovered after going through a reading slump! The book has enough words, intriguing cases, and impeccable logic!!! I'm going to check out the author's other books!!! Finally, I'm giving away 13 monthly votes!!!

It's really good. I started watching it in my senior year of high school and continued until my freshman year of college. It brings back some memories. It also explores human nature, sigh! And I learned a lot of lessons from it. I hope they make more like this.

A score of 9.6 Is too low. Hopefully, a director will revive the series; it would be a huge hit.

To be honest, it's still a very good read, but I don't know why the author suddenly messed up the female lead's character later on, which was a bit frustrating. But I still recommend it to you guys.

Having read over 300 chapters, I'd like to ask if the psychologist opposite Chen Shi has any special status?

This is a surrealist detective novel written using a cinematic editing style. Readers accustomed to the mindset of model operas and sensational dramas from the last century will likely find it disappointing. The portrayal of the detectives is very realistic, showing the author's considerable effort. Novels are a microcosm of social life and don't need to be rigidly conventional.

I won't say much, just five words: It's sooooo good!

The plot is fast-paced and engaging, the main characters are intelligent, and there's also a romantic subplot.