Crime Solving: Please, Just Get Out of Prison!

Remind the author, try not to arrange cps for the protagonist. I am a girl, and I also like to watch the protagonist solve crimes. Having cps makes me feel bad. Moreover, in Feilu, if you have cps, you need a harem to become popular. I don't like to read harem stories, so I beg the author not to arrange cps.

When I saw the introduction, I wanted to say that you should stay in prison for the rest of your life!

No, the protagonist can still decide whether to get out of prison or not. . . If you don't believe it when someone asks you to come out, they will just use electric batons to force you to come out. . .

The prison will not be empty for a day, but you will not be released from prison for a day? Then the protagonist will never figure it out, what about those who are sentenced to life imprisonment?

I'm thinking about a question, if the protagonist gets married and has children in the future, will his wife and children also go to jail?

Why did Huang Qinying have her throat cut by glass? This is not a mistake that people make. No matter what, a person would never have her throat cut by glass, right? And why was she so cruel that she even killed her own daughter? Wasn't she the one who gave birth to her? They are a half-way couple, so it must be the child brought by the woman. The man has no children of his own, so he has a conflict with the woman. Of course, there is another possibility. Because the woman cannot give birth, the man has evil intentions towards her daughter, and the woman reveals her. Fang believed that his daughter seduced her husband or her husband used force on his daughter, and killed two people in a rage. These are not stated clearly, but the main reason is the first point. I can't understand why Huang Qinying committed suicide by having her throat cut by the glass.

It's a bit nonsense. Once the suspicion is cleared, you will be released from prison. You think the prison is your home and you can't leave if you can't think of anything. If you say that you will be released from prison and then take the exam to become a prison guard, then forget it, at least you will spend most of your time in prison.

It is within the logic of a normal person that you, a criminal suspect, still talk to the police in so many details. If you were just an ordinary person who happened to walk to the scene, how did you discover so many details? Saying this will only make yourself more suspicious, okay? Also the marks of death on the corpse. Several murder weapons. Blood ejection angle ejection position. An ordinary person can discover so many things when he first arrives at the scene? Can't these policemen you mentioned find out? If the police didn't find it, it wouldn't be more suspicious. Even the police didn't find it. How did you find it?

It's very contradictory. They say they won't be released until the prison is empty. But you have a detective system that arrests people and puts them in jail. When can they be released from prison?

First of all, the author forced the male protagonist to stay in prison on the grounds that the motive for the crime was unclear and the case could not be closed. This was very illogical. Obviously the chain of evidence was complete and the case was ironclad, so the case could be closed. The male protagonist has been proven innocent. Neither the procedure nor the police station would agree to allow the male protagonist to live in prison as a prisoner. It would be barely okay to live in prison with another identity. Let's be clear. 1. How to determine motivation Under normal circumstances, motivation represents subjective thoughts, that is, intentional or outdated. If the evidence is solid, we can basically judge it regardless of the record. For example, you cannot negligently kill someone else eight or nine times. Because there are many different cases, it still depends on the evidence. If it is impossible to judge that there is intentionality subjectively, then the principles that are beneficial to the perpetrator should be followed to determine whether there is negligence or whether it is an accident. Based on this, as long as the evidence is solid and there is no confession from the perpetrator, the people's court can directly sentence