Ye Dingbang studied in the UK and met Bernard, the originator of modern forensic medicine. He gave up his major in shipbuilding and became Bernard's assistant. In the eyes of his classmates, Ye Dingbang became a bad student. In 1919, Europe was in turmoil. The servant of Mr. Shi, the Minister to the United Kingdom, died tragically, and his body was covered with horrific tooth marks. Bernard was attacked while investigating the case. The behind-the-scenes of the case were complicated. Ye Dingbang finally uncovered the truth. Appreciated by the ambassador, Ye Dingbang returned to China and became a police detective, solving a series of strange cases, and behind these cases was the Black Dragon Society making trouble!
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It's hard to imagine that this book can be so cold. Tomato, come and read it. Keep reading. It's really interesting. Judging from his cold-blooded forensics, it's the first online article I've read. More than a year ago, I only read his book about cold methods. Now I have four or five novels all at once. Are they written on other websites? I'm very confused.
I have read so many books in the past few years, but there are only a few books that I praise.
Why do good books have no traffic [crying][crying][crying] This book is better than imagined
The storyline has ups and downs and is very interesting.
Super good looking, like, like, like
Very exciting [Like] Looking forward to the sequel