Detective God, My Crime-Solving Simulator

[Treated like a nobody with no connections, even after three months on the job? No problem. He'll make them all shut up.]

When Qin Lang first arrived at his entry-level post, no one paid any attention to the quiet young man.

Then an extraordinary case that had everyone stumped landed on their desk. His senior colleagues had spent several sleepless nights on it, only to conclude that it was "impossible to solve." Qin Lang flipped through the case file once and said calmly, "He's lying. There are... seven flaws."

The room fell completely silent.

Because that very day, the [Master Detective Simulator] had awakened in his mind.

Whenever he encountered a case, he could run unlimited deductions in his head: every testimony, every trace, every possibility, simulated over and over again. Other people got only one chance; he could start over ten thousand times. By the time he emerged from the simulation, all that remained in reality was "one decisive strike to solve the case."

For seemingly unsolvable cold cases, he untangles every clue and clears the names of the wrongly accused. In layered, interlocking schemes, he follows the trail and backs high-IQ opponents into a corner with no way out. From the grassroots to the major crimes unit, from criminal investigations to interdepartmental task forces, the tougher the case, the more excited he gets.

But little by little, he realizes that behind every "coincidence" he investigates lies the same unseen hand. The old case his father hastily closed years ago, and the mysterious organization hidden deep in the fog, are slowly closing their net around him...

This time, he won't just solve the case.

He'll flip the entire board, along with the people playing the game.

Ten thousand deductions in his mind, one move in reality. The truth won't speak? Then I'll make it talk.