Rebirth in 83: I Brought the Unsolved Case Files from Across the Country

Gu Minglan is dead. On the last night of her hunt for the serial killer doctor, a steel pipe fell and she closed her eyes. When I opened it again - 1983, at the age of twenty, in the dormitory of Songjiang Police Academy, there was an assignment notice on the table: Household Registration Department. Before he had time to digest it, the voice of Old Zhou in the communication office boomed throughout the building: The train station's corpse was broken into pieces! All students must register in advance! Gu Minglan grabbed the police uniform and ran downstairs. She remembered the case. I have specifically analyzed it in my previous life - there was insufficient evidence, the case was hastily closed, and the real murderer committed another crime three years later. In this life, she doesn't plan to let him run away. The person blocking the way was Lu Zheng, the captain of the Criminal Investigation Brigade. He had an old scar on his chin, and he ordered the people from the household registration department to go back. The seals of your survey box are aging and the fingerprint powder will become damp. The murderer came more than once - Lu Zheng was silent for a moment: get in the car. Returning with thirty years of experience in criminal investigation, she has a backlog of unsolved cases, hasty closures, a murderer on the loose - and the doctor who killed her. She wants to settle them one by one. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.