Half of the Poem in the Code

[Automatically skip volumes one to five. For those writing about love and emotions in the Republic of China, you can start reading from volume six] Grassroots agent Chen Yan has his own special detective system, which can capture traces of clues that are difficult for ordinary people to detect - from the cadaverine signal of the bones in the wall, to the DNA traces in the cracks of the floor, to the tool matching of blunt force wounds, the system can always open a breakthrough for bizarre murders. There are crouched skeletons hidden in the load-bearing walls of demolished buildings in old cities, nameless bodies frozen in freezers in abandoned factories, and bloody charms taped to the back of wardrobes in rental houses... These "ghost cases" that have been covered up are actually sins caused by the human heart. Chen Yan relied on system prompts and on-site investigation to uncover the truth: the unpaid boss built a wall to hide the corpse, and his former friend's freezer hid the murderer. Behind the seemingly strange "haunted" scene was a conspiracy woven of greed, resentment, and cowardice. There are no real ghosts, only human hearts that are more terrifying than ghosts. Every case recorded in "Records of Ghost Cases" is Chen Yan's process of chasing down the murderer using systems and reasoning, and it is also a profound interrogation of the evil hidden in the corners of daily life - no matter how sophisticated the cover-up is, it will eventually be exposed by clues and conscience, and delayed justice will never be absent.