The day before New Year’s Eve, the police station in Cheng County received a report: a local family had found a human finger in their food.
The severed finger was discovered by two elderly people. To save themselves the trouble, they had bought frozen dumplings from a street vendor. The dumplings tasted a little strange, but the couple assumed the meat had gone bad and didn’t think much of it.
Then, while eating their third dumpling, the old woman spat out a bone with several bite marks in the meat. At a glance, it looked a lot like a human finger.
“Are there any surveillance cameras nearby?”
“Stop!” I shouted. “Go back three minutes.”
“What makes you so sure the killer was the person who cut off her little finger?”
“Search every residential area within two kilometers of the market.”
“Female!” I added at the end.
Being able to read a good book from beginning to end is the ultimate test of its appeal! Although the ending brings both the protagonist's police career and love to an abrupt end, perhaps the best thing is to be clear-headed, to know what one is capable of pursuing and what one is not entitled to, to let bygones be bygones, and to unload the burdens and embark on a new journey.
It's really good, but I feel the ending is a bit of a letdown.
Good content, worth reading
Everyone has their own perspective on life. He's afraid to die, he's not afraid to die. I dare to die, but I'm afraid to die.
The plot is gripping and you won't be able to put it down! The ending is heartbreaking!
Very good, very good, very good
Super exciting, rich and varied content