The first "live broadcast crime solving" criminal investigation novel on the Internet.
You are not watching a story, you are participating in justice together.
"I have a disease. I can see the last memories of the deceased by touching the relics. But I am not a detective, I don't understand reasoning, and I don't know how to arrest people. I just opened a live broadcast room and told you their last words."
Shen Nian, a criminal investigation major dropout, was diagnosed with "empathic hyperamnesia" - the brain's encoding depth of emotional memory is 400 times that of ordinary people. She's not psychic or seeing ghosts, it's just that her mind is too serious.
She opened a live broadcast room called "Late Night Files". Specially go to the abandoned haunted house, touch the relics, and tell the last picture of the deceased.
No one looked at it at first. Until she touched a cracked mirror and saw Li Wei, who disappeared five years ago, clutching her mobile phone and saying "I'll back it up" before she died - and then found the mobile phone from the crack of the window sill.
The live broadcast room exploded. Police reopened investigation. The murderer was caught.
"She's not a god, she's a sounding board."
Since then, countless people have flocked to her live broadcast room:
"Anchor, my daughter didn't fall accidentally. Please take a look."
"My mother has been missing for eight years. The police said she ran away from home. She would not abandon me."
"The man said, 'Your death will be a relief to everyone' - is this murder?"
Shen Nian went one by one. Bump. Look. Explain.
The barrage helped her dig up clues, the retired detective analyzed the case, the law students popularized the law, and her insomniac mother stayed up late with her... Tens of thousands of people worked together to dig out the buried truth.
"I am not a hero. The real protagonists are the dead who cannot speak and the ordinary people who are willing to listen."
