Detective Carl Derwent, sent by the Anti-Suppression Bureau, has been daydreaming ever since he settled on the Kexue Film Studio.
In the dream, not only the scene of the crime is played in ultra-high definition, but also some weird and evil people can be tracked.
The feeling of sleeping anywhere is not very good, 10 or even 9 times like a mental illness.
But if you can find the prisoner by closing your eyes, dreaming becomes a virtue.
Even Detective Carl Derwent met a master here and found that his dreaming skills could still be improved.
Police · Daydream Beginner · Tan has his sights set on gross profit:
"Master, how did you manage to keep your body awake while your mind fell asleep, and directly tell the truth about what you saw in your dream simultaneously?"
The detective was modest and enterprising: "I can learn."
True Maori disciple Toru Amuro: "Wake up, detective! You are the only one crazy here!!"
The police detective said sincerely: "I still have shortcomings."
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Daydreaming is great.
I believe the inspectors from the Anti-Suppression Bureau would nod their heads when they saw this method of solving crimes.
Carl liked to close his eyes more and more.
Until one day, a former colleague from the Anti-Suppression Bureau kicked at the door: "Don't move, damn it, raise your hands!"
The conscientious Detective Carl:...
Well, today seems to be a day full of productivity!
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/26.1.26 Fishing
Intention: Remember who you are