A Record of Strange Cases Across the Country

Special case team Introduction to the book Some cases are not solved by local criminal police, but they are not solved quickly enough. Three months, half a year, one year - with every passing day, the truth sinks an inch deeper into the darkness. The victim's family cannot afford to wait, and neither can justice. The "Special Case Attack Team" of the Criminal Investigation Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security was born for this purpose. Six people, one team leader and five agents. There is no fixed office location and no 9 to 5 schedule. Their offices are at crime scenes, funeral homes, jails and in black BYDs speeding down highways across the country. Zhou Tong, 28 years old, is the youngest agent in the attack team and the only woman. Short hair, sneakers, and a G-Shock on his left wrist that he has worn for three years. She is responsible for watching the scene, reading the files, and looking for logical loopholes - those ignored details, covered up traces, and forgotten timelines have nowhere to hide in her eyes. She is inarticulate and unsociable, but she can see things that others cannot. Liang Wei, 32 years old, is Zhou Tong's partner and the former captain of the serious crime team of the Criminal Investigation Detachment of the Shenyang Municipal Bureau. He is 1.85 Meters tall and has a cold face honed in the ice and snow of Northeast China. He is responsible for interrogation, investigation, and dealing with local colleagues. He can make silent witnesses speak, make cunning suspects collapse, and find order in the most chaotic scenes. One is a sword looking inward, and the other is a shield looking outward. They have only one mission: to go all over the country and solve cases that others cannot.