A modern double-educated female doctor was reborn as an intern who suffered from severe bleeding in 1998. When she opened her eyes, she was faced with a rotten body and the entire police force drove her out of the door!
"If you are as timid as a mouse, don't get in the way of the crime scene!" Facing the dead end of the unsolved case, I wiped the vomit from the corner of my mouth, and my eyes were like a scalpel directly cutting through the fog in front of me!
Can backward criminal investigation technology fail to detect the real culprit? Then let me show you what the "forensic gods" and "mind-reading demons" were at the end of the 20th century!
There is no golden finger or system. My full-level anatomy skills and criminal psychology background are the only light for the crime team to solve the problem!
During the on-site inspection, I used the traces of two fingers to point out the fatal clues that the old detective ignored, which shocked the whole audience!
Faced with a heinous maniac who made zero confession, I didn't even need any evidence. Just by the trembling of his eyeballs, I could accurately read out the location of the murder weapon and directly destroy the opponent's psychological defense!
Those veteran police officers who looked down on me all held their notebooks and begged me for psychological profiling; those perverted serial killers hiding in the dark nights of the 1990s trembled when they heard my name!
"The Skinning Case", "The Tower of Bones", "The Butcher on a Rainy Night"...
Not only do I want to step on the corpses and uncover all the crimes, but I also want the entire criminal investigation world of 1998 to surrender under my lancet!
Reader comments
This is a repetitive article. I heard about Chapter 29. The heroine has been hypoglycemic, has been eating sugar, has been using sugar to suppress the nausea, has been fainting, and has been blacking out. She is either solving a case or being hospitalized. She has been nauseous or nauseated all the way. Although she is from a related family as mentioned before, her body is too bad. She was so bad before she traveled through time. Being able to get into the police station, what a strong connection this is, but my health is not good. I tell her not to come close or something, but the heroine refuses to listen, and pulls out the needle as soon as the IV is put in. It makes me feel phantom pain, and the captain is either yelling or kicking the door. The murderer behind the scenes should be written into the finale. I feel that the heroine is written like Sherlock Holmes, the captain is like a violent version of Watson, and the murderer behind the scenes is like Moriarty
I have been working on the case for more than twenty chapters, and I have not written about other things about the heroine. I have exhausted myself from reading these cases.
This is a repetitive article. I heard about Chapter 29. The heroine has been hypoglycemic, has been eating sugar, has been using sugar to suppress the nausea, has been fainting, and has been blacking out. She is either solving a case or being hospitalized. She has been nauseous or nauseated all the way. Although she is from a related family as mentioned before, her body is too bad. She was so bad before she traveled through time. Being able to get into the police station, what a strong connection this is, but my health is not good. I tell her not to come close or something, but the heroine refuses to listen, and pulls out the needle as soon as the IV is put in. It makes me feel phantom pain, and the captain is either yelling or kicking the door. The murderer behind the scenes should be written into the finale. I feel that the heroine is written like Sherlock Holmes, the captain is like a violent version of Watson, and the murderer behind the scenes is like Moriarty I have been working on the case for more than twenty chapters, and I have not written about other things about the heroine. I have exhausted myself from reading these cases.