Forensic Doctor Jiang Xuning: the Mystery of Falling from a Building

It's super beautiful and the logic is very strict, especially the protagonist team solving the case!

The suspense of the falling building case at the beginning is immediately high. All the evidence points to an accident. Only the protagonist sees the flaw. The plot for the reversal is super exciting.

The case progresses layer by layer, with perjury and secret threats to the wealthy family covering up. The whole process is exciting.

There is a sense of fog throughout the book, and every dissection contains new clues. Follow the protagonist to uncover the truth.

Jump right into the trap, no suspended exaggerated plot, the professional crime-solving process is written realistically, and the more you read, the more you get hooked.

The two protagonists have complementary personalities. One is good at physical reasoning and the other is proficient in criminal investigation. The characters are three-dimensional and vivid.

From a forensic perspective, the setting of uncovering a murder case covered up by a wealthy family, fighting against power, and speaking out for the deceased is very warm-hearted.

The truth will be late but will not be absent. After watching it, I sincerely admire the forensic doctor who sticks to the bottom line.

The clues and foreshadowing are very good, many inconspicuous details can be matched later, and the reasoning logic is interlocking.

It is rare to find a solid forensic criminal investigation article. The protagonist overturns the conclusion based on only subtle autopsy clues. The core of sticking to the truth is particularly poignant.

The mystery is solved from a professional forensic perspective, and the reasoning logic is online. It puts aside the clichés and routines. It is worth reading.

The writing style is restrained and calm, the description of the on-site investigation is delicate and not surprising, and the suspenseful atmosphere is firmly grasped.

The case is very exciting, and it is a rare case of forensic analysis.

The two male protagonists working together to handle the case are very interesting. The forensic doctor carefully analyzes the clues, and the captain is investigating the clues outside. The atmosphere of cooperation is full of tacit understanding.

The whole book is a very careful and realistic criminal investigation and forensic text, with professional details in place, and the anatomy, evidence examination, and interrogation process are all in line with reality.

The reasoning logic is rigorous, and professional forensic knowledge is integrated into the plot, avoiding many old clichés of criminal investigation stories.