He had been dead for a month, and no one had noticed.
His children abroad sent money on schedule, thinking he was still alive.
The killer thought the job was clean: the body was badly decomposed, the scene had been tampered with, and there was no identifying information.
But he had left something behind.
A trace of skin beneath his fingernail.
A clean spot on the sole of a shoe where there shouldn't have been one.
A receipt, rotted beyond recognition, tucked inside the lining.
Major Crimes Unit Five takes the case.
Team leader Lin Shenjian determines from the dust on the shoe that this was not the original crime scene.
Forensic pathologist Jiang Ling identifies the killer's DNA from beneath the victim's fingernail.
Tech specialist Tang Mian reconstructs the victim's last 48 hours from a single fiber and a receipt.
Field operative Yan Wugui makes the arrest in 30 seconds.
Deputy team leader Wen Ruyu weaves a web of evidence in three days.
Five people, five specialties, one truth.
A body never lies, but someone has to speak for it.
It doesn't seem to be very popular. The book here may have to stop updating for a while. I'll update it later depending on the situation.
The writing is great, the writing style is also very delicate, and the plot is moving towards the night very well, come on!