The Shocking Case: A Massive Manhunt Across Six Provinces

The most realistic and chewable gang story in the 1990s that I have seen so far After chasing the book to catch up with the latest chapter, I really want to say this: This book is completely underestimated and a masterpiece of criminal investigation documentary. The more you read, the more you can see the author's polishing skills. The quality is comparable to the top criminal documentary on the platform. In most similar books on the market, the case progresses very quickly. It basically ends with two or three chapters of checking in, committing crimes, and running away. The process is thin and the characters are flat, leaving no impression after reading it. But this book is completely different. The author completely restores the true life cycle of an entire gang crime. It can be seen from the latest case of Xianping Agricultural Supplies Store that the plot is no longer a simple and crude crime chronicle. From the plotting and division of labor in the den, double on-the-spot visits, meticulous investigation of escape routes, waiting for the opportunity in rainy nights, to committing crimes on the spot, returning to review, and the creation of rifts in the gang, and finally to layer-by-layer police inspections, cross-district investigations, and joint research and judgment by the provinces and departments, every step of the process is complete, rigorous, and implemented. The most eye-catching thing is the character creation. The characters of each member of the gang are well established: the leader is calm and forbearing, and makes decisions before taking action. The core members are thoughtful and strong in counter-reconnaissance. There are also some who are bold and frivolous, taking chances and hiding their shortcomings. The internal conflicts, suspicions, and hidden conflicts within the gang are all buried in the details, paving the way for subsequent overturns in a very natural way. The police line is realistic throughout and there is no cheating. There is no clairvoyance to solve the case or forced reasoning. Trace inspection, fingerprint extraction, plaster impressions, file archiving, and comparison of multiple cases are not forcibly merged. They are completely in line with the real situation in the 1990s when criminal investigation technology was limited and circulating cases were difficult to detect, and the degree of professionalism is high. The writing style is clean and neat, with pure white descriptions and no redundant prose. There is no redundant sensationalism or nonsense. The movements, mentality, environment, and hidden dangers are all realistic. The pace is relaxed and relaxed, and the more you read, the more intense it becomes. It is a good hard-core documentary book that relies on truth, details, and the thickness of the plot to retain readers. It is really worth reading!

Super beautiful and real

The psychology and behavior of the villain are described very carefully. The villain's anti-detection ability is really strong. The description of the limitations of police investigation in that era is very realistic. The author is very good 👍

This book is wonderful, the texture is clear, and it is worth recommending

Yes, very beautiful, real material, no exaggeration, worth reading

The storyline is fascinating

Well written, it seems irresistible and engaging.

It's a very good work, it's attractive, I can read it in one sitting, it's worth looking forward to! [OK][OK][OK]👍👍👍👍👍👍[Laugh][Laugh][Laugh][Laugh][Laugh][Laugh]

Beautiful, thrilling and exciting!

I watch it every day.