You Were Told to Check In, So You Just Happened to Catch Two Fugitives?

Those who live in your jurisdiction are expected to move out within three years.

Author, your protagonist's skills are too childish. He only takes one look at them and then calls the police based on the system to arrest the criminal. Are you treating the police like a child's play?

What's the conversion method for this? One kilogram = one kilogram, one kilogram = two kilograms, one kilogram = two kilograms, one kilogram = 500 grams, one kilogram = 10 taels, 10 taels = 500 grams, one tael = 50 grams. I'm afraid you can't understand, but it's written clearly.

The content is too simple, go out, catch it back, go out, catch it back! Looks like a screwdriver in a factory

I want to live in this jurisdiction and move out as soon as possible. . . .

Aren't first-class merits only obtained by dead people? It's that simple and you get first-class merit. And he's still a newcomer. It's normal for you to solve a few small cases. Even if it is a big case, you can participate in it. You can solve it alone.

Without the protagonist, wouldn't the detective be able to solve the case?

Why don't I see any rationality in this policewoman named Li Qingying?

The provincial criminal police officer went to the police station and immediately lost his mood.

I thought it was a detective novel, but it turned out to be full of urban plots. Be careful to avoid lightning.