While studying in England, Ye Dingbang meets Bernard, the forefather of modern forensic science. He abandons naval engineering to become Bernard’s assistant, and his classmates come to regard him as a delinquent student. In 1919, Europe is in turmoil. The servant of Mr. Shi, the Chinese minister to Britain, is brutally murdered, his body covered in terrifying bite marks. Bernard investigates the case but is attacked. The truth behind the crime is tangled and complex, but Ye Dingbang eventually solves it. Impressed by the ambassador, Ye Dingbang returns to China and becomes a detective, solving a series of bizarre cases. Behind them all, the Black Dragon Society is stirring up trouble!
It's unbelievable that this book is so unpopular! Tomato, come check it out! Keep reading, fellow readers, it's really good! I started reading his "Cold-Blooded Forensic Doctor" series, and it's the first web novel I've ever finished. A little over a year ago, he only had "Cold-Blooded Forensic Doctor" in his works, but now he has four or five long novels. Were they written on other websites? I'm so confused.
Of all the books I've read in recent years, only a handful have earned my praise.
Why do good books not get many views? 😢😢😢 This book is even better than I expected.
The plot is full of twists and turns, making it very interesting.
Excellent! 👍 Looking forward to the sequel!
Super beautiful! Awesome!