Don't Cuff Her, This Lunatic Relies on Chemistry to Solve Crimes!

The perfect poison that her mentor in her previous life was proud of was an assignment she handed in casually when she was 20 years old. Jiang Entropy, the beagle of the chemical world - he breaks up his house without apologizing, cannot be called back, and has no master. On the first day of time travel, he was handcuffed to a heating pipe. He solved the case in three minutes and the live broadcast room was worth 30 million. The city bureau has a supernumerary lunatic, and the entire network has a whole new sister. White vinegar can dismantle the secret room and break down the poison with its molecular formula. The four top teammates were circled by her as "interesting variables", and the bond was perfect - but she only focused on solving the case and not looking at the people. In the final showdown, the mentor from her previous life asked her what she wanted in front of the whole world. She smiled and turned off the phone, pressing her thumb on the edge of the screen. "It's more interesting here." Read the agreement (prepared by Jiang Entropy): Before reading this book, store your brain at the door of the laboratory. I don't need your reasoning - by the time you think of the answer, I've already solved three cases. There is no need to feel sorry for me - my emotions are called fuel to tear down the house. There is no need to analyze my relationships - I am only interested in the variables. If you have the illusion that "I seem to care about someone" - that's when variables happen to be useful. Don't look if you ask again. Thunder point front: The heroine is not gentle, cute or clingy. There is no official connection, no emotional line, no confession in the whole book, and you will never look back until you hit the wall. If you want to eat candy, pick it up yourself. If you want to go both ways - this experimental bench is not for you. (Chemical operations are dramatized, and key steps are intentionally omitted—don't ask how to do the missing step, and don't imitate it. The author is not a chemistry major, so don't read the textbook. The only thing you can learn is to read the ingredient list when buying baking soda.) #Chemistrybeagle #hardcorescientificdimensionalityreductionstrike #live-streamingdetection#CP#