Lin Yan, captain of the W Guojiang City Criminal Investigation Detachment, partners with forensic doctor Su Wan, technical expert Lu Chen and other team members to repeatedly solve almost perfect bizarre murder cases. Starting from the case of the burning of the unknown female body in the funeral home, subtle clues (silver-gray metal scraps, "Ω" symbols, etc.) Were connected in series, pointing to Chen Mo, the AI master who resigned from country F. She suffers from bipolar disorder. She not only created the "Abyss" AI but is also the leader of a mercenary organization. Together with her male best friend, she organizes perfect crimes one after another behind the scenes, from dismemberment cases to provocative bombings, supernatural killings, perfect puppet stages, to organizing an elite group of killers to purposely kill key leaders around the world. During the investigation, the relationship between Su Wan and Gu Cheng gradually heated up. Lin Yan led the team to repeatedly solve strange cases, pursue clues to upgrade the "Abyss" AI, follow the clues in the fog, and finally put an end to the crime.
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The author's description of the details of the environment and the characters are excellent, with a strong sense of lens, and the writing style of a movie script. The overall story unfolds slowly, and does not give readers a particularly strong sense of confrontation and conflict. So far in the chapter, the dead characters are marginal supporting characters who have never met, and the protagonist team has zero casualties. I look forward to the huge destructive power and tragedy of Ai in the follow-up [Like][Like][Like]
The chapter must have been updated to the wrong volume. Shouldn't seventeen to twenty be under volume two? Attention other readers
The author's description of the details of the environment and the characters are excellent, with a strong sense of lens, and the writing style of a movie script. The overall story unfolds slowly, and does not give readers a particularly strong sense of confrontation and conflict. So far in the chapter, the dead characters are marginal supporting characters who have never met, and the protagonist team has zero casualties. I look forward to the huge destructive power and tragedy of Ai in the follow-up [Like][Like][Like]
The chapter must have been updated to the wrong volume. Shouldn't seventeen to twenty be under volume two? Attention other readers