Yangcheng's Ten Great Unsolved Cases

Policewoman Xiao Liu's fifteen-year pursuit of the murderer is heart-wrenching and exciting to watch. From a young trainee police officer to a scarred criminal investigation captain, her life was almost welded to death by this extermination case. The author's writing is particularly poignant. The pull of the mole, the counterattack of the evil forces, and the details of her gritting her teeth and not giving up in a desperate situation are all as real as watching a documentary. There is no golden finger, no Shuangwen-style cheating all the way, her growth is all made of blood and tears. Especially when I saw her suffering from lifelong injuries, my defense was immediately broken. "Top Ten Strange Cases in Yangcheng" is not only a suspenseful reasoning, but also a hymn to those who risk their lives for justice. It is so good to cry and so good to chase!

Xiao Liu's portrayal is very good. From a helpless trainee policewoman, she suddenly became a criminal investigation captain who makes criminals frightened. Over the years, she has not only bet on her career, but also her own health and her entire life. Her "not accepting fate" energy is particularly touching.

Policewoman Xiao Liu went from a helpless female trainee to a criminal investigation captain who has been chasing the murderer for 15 years. She risked her whole life for the case and suffered lifelong injuries. This persistence of fighting against the darkness with flesh and blood made me feel distressed and shocked.

Good work, I recommend this collection of similar works to many.

Support Xiao Liu, Scorpion will definitely pay the price for what he has done.

It was too much for my liking, and the suspense was too good. Xiao Liu's growth line was written very solidly. Behind the strange case was not only brain-burning reasoning, but also the bloody conflict between good and evil.

It's better if it's purely handwritten! Interesting!

Cheer yourself up

Yes, it's very good-looking. It's too sophisticated. Readers who are timid should not read it.

I've finished reading it. It's a pretty good crime-solving text. I'm looking forward to the update.