"Go sit over there, listen to what they say, clock in, then come back."
On Xu Xiaoman's first day at the municipal bureau, she was sent to an auto repair shop to sit in on an investigation meeting. That was all her team told her. Borrowed from another department, Xu Xiaoman really only planned to coast through her seven days there. She had even checked the bus schedule back to her county: the 2:40 p.m. bus would get her home just in time for braised pork at dinner.
The trouble started when she put on gloves and touched the body. Thirty years of forensic experience from her previous life suddenly came rushing back.
The auto repair shop owner had died beneath a car, and the nineteen-year-old apprentice had been made the scapegoat. While turning over the body, Xu Xiaoman happened to feel the back of the victim's head and realized the lump there was all wrong.
After that, one case followed another, and she never did catch that 2:40 bus.
A book written by AI smells like AI, no normal person would talk like that. Some of the dialogues are so long that it makes me impatient to read them, and the content overlaps a lot.
The case is good, but the text smells like AI, which is not how normal people speak. . .
The logic is clear and the rhythm is tight. Every unit is beautiful. Keep working hard and write better works.
It's good to watch and it's about solving a crime.
Not bad, the writing is very good, worth reading
It's very good. Although the male protagonist is also supported by the system, this book is more interesting and logical than other books of the same genre.
This year I read a novel that is closest to the truth about the division of labor in handling cases.
The writing is fresh! Refreshing! Can't put it down! Look down in one breath!
It's very well written and I love reading it.
A very wonderful and beautiful book