The Storm Detective of the City

After graduating from a prestigious university and serving in the military for four years, Zhang Muzhi returns to civilian life and joins the police. From the start, he is assigned to a neighborhood police station in an urban village, a place more like a rest home than a workplace.

A week into the job, he solves a decomposed-body case in just twelve hours and is transferred to the district bureau's criminal investigation team.

From then on, Zhang Muzhi is in his element in criminal investigations.

He starts with the details, makes bold deductions, and verifies them carefully. The truth behind one case after another comes to light, and cunning, ruthless criminals are brought to justice.

When his colleagues ask him for advice, Zhang Muzhi says, "Solving cases isn't that hard. You just need to observe a little more closely, make deductions a little more boldly, verify them a little more carefully, and act a little more decisively. Really, just a little bit."

In an interview, Zhang Muzhi says, "...No, I'm not a master detective. I just found some overlooked clues and put them together, that's all."

Facing a criminal, Zhang Muzhi says, "Hands up, or I'll shoot!"

He makes bold deductions, acts swiftly, solves cases quickly, and shows criminals no mercy.

Years later, he earns the nickname "Storm Detective."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.