Detective God: I Can Hear Criminals' Inner Thoughts!

It was quite frustrating to watch. The protagonist is a selfless, taciturn, and clueless character with a mismatch between his abilities and personality. Everyone can take advantage of him, and he doesn't even know how to retaliate. His ability to read minds is a complete waste; aside from solving cases, he doesn't seem to know how to use it for any personal gain.

It's not just the whole class; everyone on temporary assignment is on temporary assignment too, and they act like naive and innocent girls all the time—it's ridiculous. It was going really well until this Tang guy became so distracting; I couldn't continue after chapter 30.

The plot is intricately woven and engaging.

The case itself was alright, but why portray the police officers as a bunch of scheming, backstabbing thugs who were worse than street thugs? Their underhanded tactics were like something out of a kindergarten class; it was unbearable to read.

It was well-written, how did it disappear?

Thank you so much for your continued support, dear readers! I am very grateful! This book is the first crime fiction novel written by Xiaozhu. In many ways, it follows the same approach as the mystery novels he previously submitted to publishers, resulting in several problems, such as a slow pace and excessive exposition.

This is outrageous self-defense, a life-or-death situation! Colleagues and superiors should be thankful and admire him; why the hell are they suspicious?

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Thank you for reading, dear readers! If you all find this enjoyable, please vote with your 'monthly tickets' (Zongheng) and 'must-read tickets' (Qimao).

Thank you for reading, dear readers! If you all find this enjoyable, please vote with your 'monthly tickets' (Zongheng) and 'must-read tickets' (Qimao).