A Livestreamer Deliberately Provokes a Cop. I Make Her Publicly Humiliate Herself on the Spot

Brother, do you know the concept of starting from 10,000 in nine years? There are 365 days in a year, not counting the missing leap years. Then 365X9 in nine years is only ** days. On average, there are more than 3 cases a day? A criminal investigation requires reporting, settlement, meetings, and rest. Writing a novel now doesn't take much thought?

I really don't know, can organ transplantation be done casually? Can one person's organs be transplanted into ten people? I really don't want to complain about how small the probability is. You said that I can still accept corneal transplantation, but I really don't want to say that.

Is this what a normal person can do by just solving crimes without getting a promotion or salary increase? It's not just about solving crimes. If you write it like this, you can keep a few people reading it.

Personally, I feel that a father watches his daughter being abused all day long and remains indifferent, knows that his wife is cheating on him but remains indifferent, knows that he is going to die, but does not dare to take revenge, yet he still says that he loves his daughter, but does he have the love on his body? It's really funny that few outsiders dote on their daughter. This kind of father is worthy of being a human being. Also worthy of being a father.

... What a mindless novel, still JC themed

When I first started watching it, there was so much I wanted to complain about. First of all, the protagonist is awesome. He solves ten thousand cases in nine years, and it is still a criminal investigation case, three cases a day! Awesome? Then there is the serial murder case. It has been shown that the deceased are all the daughters of wealthy businessmen. It can't be found for a month. The pattern of the deceased is not found. Are all the task forces just doing nothing? The protagonist has to come to discover this simplest rule? Isn't it too powerful to lower one's intelligence? Even I, a person who doesn't know the murderer until the end of a detective novel, can think of patterns when talking about the identity of the deceased. If you say that elite criminal investigators can't find patterns in a month, who would believe it? After only reading a few chapters, I couldn't help but want to complain.

Conan only had less than 1,000 episodes in ten years (number of episodes, not counting cases before becoming smaller), but you have 10,000 episodes in 9 years, which is indeed an exaggeration.

How old was the protagonist 9 years ago?

Why do I feel like Mu Qianqian is not my biological child?

Just watch the author's bragging comparison.