[Suspense + reasoning + brain-burning + fiction + single female protagonist + no system + non-travel]
Where the neon lights and shadows of the Dragon Kingdom's magic city intersect, there stands an inconspicuous detective agency.
Its owner, Wu Feng, is only 23 years old, but he is already a frightening "urban legend" in East China.
Wearing his iconic black gown and dark jazz hat, his eyes are as sharp as a scalpel, able to cut through the most perfect lies and disguises.
Possessing five times the learning ability and insight of ordinary people, and with keen senses that can "smell" lies, "hear" heartbeats, and "taste" poisons, Wu Feng is a devout believer in logic and truth.
He solves unsolved cases that the police are unable to solve, elaborate secret room murders, and secret incidents that are kept secret among the rich and powerful.
From the spotless luxury apartment to the crowded alleys of the city, from the cold dissecting table to the piano room with jazz flowing, he wandered through the bizarre modern urban jungle, clearing the fog with his extraordinary wisdom.
However, the detective known as the "modern Sherlock Holmes" hides a huge hole in his heart that stems from his childhood - the truth about his parents' divorce and the almost forgotten father.
When a series of high-intelligence criminal cases that appear to be independent but are actually interlocking follow one after another, there seems to be an invisible hand behind every sophisticated plot, testing his abilities and teasing his deeply buried memories. Those carefully "buried" clues not only point to the truth of the case, but also point to the secret past of his own family.
