Murder on a Rainy Night

A murder occurred in an ancient house late at night. The murderer did not stop committing crimes after escaping legal sanctions. Detective Wu Chenfeng encountered many difficulties during the investigation, and his clues were repeatedly interrupted. However, he gradually identified the suspect with his tenacious perseverance and keen insight. However, opponents can always cleverly use various means to create alibi for themselves, putting Wu Chenfeng in trouble. While providing psychological counseling for witnesses related to the case, Zhang Yue accidentally discovered some clues related to the murderer. At the same time, the murderer also smelled the approaching danger and tried to interfere with her judgment, but unknowingly developed a subtle emotion with Zhang Yue. As the case progressed, Wu Chenfeng discovered that the murderer's criminal behavior seemed to have a certain pattern. He began to delve into the murderer's past, trying to find the motives and weaknesses of his crime. Finally, Wu Chenfeng discovered that the murderer had suffered huge psychological trauma, which became the root of his crime, and at the same time more secrets were discovered. Just when a major breakthrough was about to be achieved, an accident occurred, which directly caused the police's progress to reach a deadlock. This novel is in a contemporary realistic style and does not contain supernatural and fantasy elements. Readers are required to appreciate the characters and the human nature reflected in the book. In the creation of the novel, the author unconsciously associated the appearance of some characters with the characters in some film and television dramas, for reference only: Zhang Yue - the appearance of Lu Lingling played by Gao Ye in "Article 20"; Chen Zhengming - the appearance of Deputy Prosecutor General Tian played by Wang Xiao in "Article 20"; Nie Nianwen - the appearance of Tang Xiaolong played by Lin Jiachuan in "Hurry"; Sun Li-Chen Shu