Mist Tracking Diary

This article is a double strength, a two-way redemption. Criminal investigation novel with two male protagonists + criminal police officer + forensic doctor + multi-unit crime solving + two strong men + tsundere + 1v1 double cleanliness (not a milk bag, not a cry bag, not a yandere, not a feminine character, please leave it if you don't like it) Thirteen years ago, the snow on a winter night in Jiangcheng drifted over half of the city with a burnt smell. A fire broke out in the villa of well-known philanthropist Su Mingyuan. The fire hydrant was frozen in advance and the fire truck was delayed for half an hour on the icy mountain road. When the open fire was extinguished, there was only a huddled, charred corpse left in the bedroom on the second floor - Su Wan, Su Mingyuan's only daughter who had just turned 22. No flammable materials were found at the scene, but circuit testing showed an "old short circuit." Neighbors said they heard an argument before the fire, but the security guard said no one came in or out that night. The most critical thing is that the charity project ledger that was supposed to be stored in Su Wan's room disappeared along with her laptop. But all the doubts were overshadowed by the word "accident", the fire destroyed the evidence, and the case was finally pushed into the corner of the archives room, leaving only a shallow scorch mark on the cover of the file. Thirteen years later, the explosion at Jiangcheng Central Mall shattered the peace. Nearly a hundred people were injured and killed, and the chemical residues found at the scene were completely consistent with the composition of a batch of experimental materials that "disappeared" from Su Mingyuan's charity project. The "accidental fire" back then has now become a key thread in the bombing case. The old detective opened the yellowed file and brushed his fingertips over the last photo of Su Wan before her death - in the background, on the bookshelf behind her, there seemed to be half a notebook filled with formulas hidden. The cover of the notebook was similar to the debris from the explosion site. The truth is slowly emerging from the ashes of 13 years ago