Bad news: From the start, I stumble onto a case involving a university student found hanged!
Good news: I’ve got a max-level criminal-investigation brain!
In 2026, a perfect locked-room mystery appears in Jiangzhou. No fingerprints, no clues!
The entire city’s police force is stuck at a dead end, until Zhou Zheng, a 22-year-old civilian without an official post, charges onto the scene.
Faced with ironclad evidence, he brings out his god-tier “Five-Column Index Method” and deduces at breakneck speed:
No scuffs on the shoe uppers! No drag marks by the water tank! Toxicology shows ether!
“This wasn’t a suicide. It was a perfect murder: the victim was sedated, then hanged!”
But he has no idea that this astonishing twist is just the tip of the iceberg in a vast online network dedicated to laundering crimes!
Three corpses in a water tower, a finger-chopping serial case, and a cross-province corpse-cooking case follow one after another!
When 100,000 pieces of perfectly forged evidence of guilt are laid before him...
Zhou Zheng looks up and sees through 3,000 fatal flaws, crushing the criminal organization with one hand!
Little does he know that the next prey to be hunted down and executed, with a bounty posted across the entire internet, is none other than himself?!
It's better not to write this kind of text that is too real. The protagonist is too aggrieved. Readers may not like to read it, especially in today's reading environment, but it is really good.