Qian Duo, a wealthy MIT math dropout, solves crimes with probability and never gets it wrong.
Until one day, the victim of a locked-room murder leaves a suicide note:
“The person who killed me is your mother.”
His mother has been dead for twenty-five years. How could she suddenly become a suspect?
Qian Duo: “According to Bayes’ theorem, the probability that my mother is the killer is... 99.9%.”
The adorably clueless policewoman Lin Xiao: “Huh? So are we still investigating?”
Qian Duo: “Of course. I want to see just how many secrets my mother was hiding.”
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Money, brains, and plenty of laughs.
A math-genius detective teams up with a super-strong policewoman. They solve crimes and fall in love along the way.
Three major twists, nonstop thrills, laugh-until-your-stomach-hurts comedy, and a story so satisfying you’ll slap your thigh.
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