Detective Shen Yan: Handbook of the Republic of China Crush

In the autumn of 1931, Shanghai Beach. Shen Yan, a double PhD from Cambridge, an expert in criminal psychology, and the young leader of the Youth Gang - a max-level boss, has returned to China. On the first day, passing by the murder scene, the fat director was forcing the family members to identify the "suicide". Shen Yan knelt down and looked for three seconds: "Homicide, the murderer is female, left-handed, and a professional nurse." The murderer was arrested two minutes later. The fat director's face was swollen. The next day, the tailors were involved in a serial stripping case, and the police were helpless. Shen Yan finished flipping through the file: "The murderer is 21 years old, a tailor's apprentice, and runs a stall in the City God's Temple." He is sure to catch every one. People lined up at the police station to give away money. On the third day, the bank was robbed, and Shen Yan was just in time to save money. The robbers had not finished posing, and they all fell down after 2 minutes and 58 seconds. The female student next to her eyes lit up: "What's your name?" Shen Yan: "Creditor." Others rely on luck to solve cases, but Shen Yan relies on cheating to solve cases. But this time when I come back, it's not about gold plating, it's about collecting accounts. His father died tragically ten years ago, leaving behind a bloody Japanese military badge and a code name - "Sakura Project." The corrupt director wanted him to shut up, the foreigners wanted him to take the blame, the warlord wanted him to disappear, and the Japanese secret service chief Matsumoto held a banquet: "Mr. Shen, win-win cooperation?" Shen Yan took a bite of the dish and said, "Who did you learn this Chinese from? It smells like a brothel." Matsumoto's face darkened. Shanghai Beach is a stage during the day and a cemetery at night. Shen Yan stood on the Bund, where the enemies were sharpening their knives where the neon lights could not shine. He pushed up his glasses and smiled: "Don't worry, get in line - I'll send you on your way one by one." The number one detective in the Republic of China is online today.