Diary of a Policewoman: Fifteen Truths That Cannot Be Told

Fifteen murder cases adapted from real life, fifteen folded lives. There are no high-IQ crimes, just ordinary people crushed by life. Policewoman Lin Wei uses a diary to record the truth: a husband who is driven crazy by debt, a mother who is silent to protect her children, a family relationship twisted in interests... There are no detective tricks here, only the footprints of the criminal police visiting day and night; there is no bloody rendering, only the glimmer of humanity in desperate situations. Solving the case is not the end of the novel, but a sigh for life. The law is cold but fair, and people's hearts are complicated but warm. This is a police diary about the bottom line and perseverance, and it is also a footnote on the survival of all ordinary people struggling in the ordinary.