Chen Ting transmigrates to a parallel world and becomes a criminal psychology consultant.
With the Justice System at his side, solving cases earns him Justice Points, which he can use to draw prizes.
With the System and his professional knowledge to help him, cases that others find difficult to crack
are full of clues in Chen Ting's eyes, making everything simple.
A serial murder case: all the victims are women whose marriages were in trouble. What else is hidden behind it?
A series of deadly falls: is the culprit a psychopath, or is there another reason?
The Seven Deadly Sins killer: is he really just copying someone else?
Before he knows it, he has solved countless cases and become the one and only detective with the highest solve rate!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I have solved so many cases with the protagonist, but I don't even have a police rank, and I won't be promoted.
The idea is not bad, but I think other colleagues are too knee-jerk, and I personally feel that since the author's writing is about solving crimes, it would be better if the protagonist has some flaws. There is no perfect crime in the world, and naturally there is no perfect person.
Not interesting at all, looks boring
Why was there originally 150 points of justice and 100 points were used in the lottery, but this time the 50 points were not enough for 100 points?
Very well written, good luck to the author
There's no future in going to the factory to make screws.
The writing is pretty good, but it's a bit unrealistic if you still have meritorious service and don't get a promotion or anything like that.
Second floor, haha. . . . . Harvest your crops first, call me when you are fat