Lin Chen, a top student in criminal investigation at the modern police academy, traveled back to the midsummer of 1966 and became a rookie police officer on the green train on the Beijing-Guangzhou line.
The original owner was timid and timid, and was unfamiliar with the business. If he made any mistakes again, he would be forced to return to the grassroots level. Thanks to the [Era Criminal Investigation and Law Enforcement System] binding, full-level combat, eagle eye investigation, and interrogation psychology are all available.
In the 1960s, green cars were a mixed bag: pickpocketing gangs were rampant, speculations were frequent, and fugitives were among the passengers. There was no surveillance, and the handling of cases relied entirely on vision and courage.
Catch thieves, investigate illicit goods, pursue wanted criminals, and solve one case after another.
From a newcomer who was questioned, he grew up to be the ace backbone of the railway police, guarding the thousands of miles of railways and protecting the safety of passengers.
