Sink Mark

Seven years ago, a dusty murder case trapped criminal investigation team leader Wen Zhi for seven years. He was proud and rooted to the scene of the murder. He didn't trust the powerful, and he looked down on the idle children of capital. Lu Linchuan, under the guise of a chaebol leader, forced himself into the detachment as a special consultant. He behaved casually and was in conflict with Wen Zhi's philosophy of handling cases. In the early stage, the two were in tit-for-tat situations, with conflicting ideas and opposing stances in handling cases, and they were always trying to undermine each other. They were rivals that no one liked. Murders in secret rooms, corpses dumped in the wilderness, and serial vicious cases happened one after another. They were forced to team up to investigate cases countless times. The two were forced to share clues and get a glimpse of each other's hidden background in dangerous confrontations. The first 400,000 words of the full text are mainly about game confrontation, and the confrontation runs through the unit case, with almost no ambiguous emotional lines. It is not until the main plot of the evil organization surfaces and the life and death crisis comes that the tight opposition barriers gradually collapse, and the hidden care is slowly revealed. Traitors in the police station, murders in shopping malls, and old cases are intertwined. When all clues point to the criminal network entrenched in the city, two people who were originally at odds can only put aside their differences and fight side by side. In the second half of the story, love takes root while we are involved in danger side by side, and two-way redemption slowly unfolds. The unit cases are connected in series with the main case, and the criminal investigation reasoning is realistic. The strong pull is full of tension, and the slow heat is followed by emotions. The career confrontation in the early stage, and the love and companionship in the later stage. Purpose: adhere to the justice of criminal investigation, and work together for good despite opposing positions; eliminate barriers in the tug-of-war game, redeem each other across differences, and use evidence to break the fog of crime.