Jiang Yi, a top private detective, transmigrates into the body of a junior police officer. Along with him comes a System that makes him stronger every time he solves a case.
In both his past and present lives, solving cases has always been the central theme of Jiang Yi's life.
For Jiang Yi, crossing wits with top criminals and defeating them is one of life's pleasures. He grows through solving cases, creates a value all his own in the process of solving them perfectly, and rises once more to the pinnacle of criminal investigation. This is Jiang Yi's one-of-a-kind art of solving cases!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
It is best not to write criminal investigation articles that involve prostitution. This is a characteristic of some websites. If you don't engage in prostitution, it's like you can't write articles anymore. Don't write a plot with various female supporting characters and then have a single female protagonist. This thing does not promote the plot and the protagonist does not grow. What's the use? Do you rely on rejecting women to advance the plot? Don't have too many heroines, five or six are enough, and everyone's emotional line must be handled well! Don't write it in such a way that you only care about the girl but not the kidney. Since you become stronger by solving crimes, you must have a lot of abilities, right? How about giving the protagonist a few unique abilities? For example, Fang Mu's psychological portrait. The details could be described more fully and meticulously. Some people think that Fang Mu's psychological portrait is not very good because the movie does not describe all the traces of psychological analysis and the crime scene in detail. Everyone can't get it, so naturally they are indifferent to it. So details determine success or failure!
Cui Lihua was originally indestructible. The murderer was clearly lurking, but Jiang Yi didn't send anyone to protect her. The author wrote the person to death just to solve the case with pig's feet. He could save people but harmed them instead!
How dare you, a policeman, have a harem? Zuodu, you really dare to think about it.
The first day is called Dan, the second day is called Chang, the third day is called Jing, the ninth day is called Rising, the tenth day is called Morning, the sun is called Jian when the door is closed, the sun is not in, it is white, the sun is bent, it is called electricity, the sun is soft, it is called Ba, the sun from top to bottom is called You, the sun from bottom to top is called Jia, the sun is wearing is called Shen, the sun is not wearing is called Tian, the standing day is called Jiu, and the Japanese are called Japanese. A day that is not a day for women and men is called a public holiday, a day that is not a day for men and women is called a weekend, a day is called a sunset, a day that is said to be a day but is not called a holiday, a day that is not on the day is called a holiday as much as possible, another day is called a trading day, the current day is called today, the public day is called tomorrow, the day after tomorrow is called the day after tomorrow, the day after seven days is called Sunday, and the day is called birthday if you don't know each other.
You also need to have practical thinking when writing novels. How can there be so many murders in a small subdivision in a city? How many people died in a year like yours? The leaders of this city are all doomed.
I just want to know how you, a policeman, can run a harem?
Are there any good crime-solving novels?
Where did the neighbor from ten years ago come from? It was really a forced relationship.
Never watched TV? Don't know how the police arrest people?
It's best to match a destined opponent, a 50-50 ratio, similar to Kaitou Kidd's setting