As a book wearer, I am bound to the most useless "murder scene eating melon system". As long as you perform an exaggerated eating melon at the crime scene, you can get clues to solve the case. When the first case occurred, I was munching watermelon outside the police cordon with a fruit plate, and was sternly warned by the new criminal investigation team leader. The second time the incident happened, I squatted next to the corpse and started eating melon seeds. The new captain couldn't bear it and took me back to the station. The third time, in the center of the park where the serial killer had warned me, I faced the murderous gaze of the new captain, took out a thermos cup and brewed wolfberry and chrysanthemum tea. He finally threw my cup angrily: "Can you be more serious? This is a murder case!" I pointed to the metal piece stuck to the bottom of the cup and blinked innocently: "But... This seems to be the murderer's house key you have been looking for."
Purpose: Under the shadow of crime, use absurdity as a blade to split disguise; use street fireworks to explore the riddles of human nature.