Tracking the Killer

As the author said, in reality there are not so many psychotic killers who take pleasure in killing people. Most of the criminals are just ordinary ordinary people who happen to be inconspicuous around us. There are also not so many inscrutable psychologists and criminal profilers. The protagonist's grandfather has gradually transformed from a poor child who retrieved lost sheep by analyzing the footprints of sheep to avoid being beaten and starved. He has gradually become a grassroots trace science expert who cannot read a few characters. The case itself does not have a mysterious plot. It focuses on the details of the cracking process through the traces of the murderer, which is closer to life.

The content is very attractive and makes you want to read more.

Solve the case simply and seriously, without any bells and whistles.

A very good novel, worth reading

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

I like this simple and clear narrative style, which allows people who like reading mystery and criminal investigation novels to enjoy the beauty of suspense reasoning. Five-star recommendation.

A very real case and a very interesting short story.

It's okay, not bad!