1. Triple narrative perspectives, peeling back the truth layer by layer
Forensic expert Nie Zhengyuan started from the anomalies in the soil samples and discovered that the soil at the crime scene was not owned locally; Inspector Chen Pakho of the Crime Unit tracked the suspect to be a partner of an organic farm; forensic anthropologist Fang Ruowei found occupational traces related to slaughter on a highly decomposed corpse. The three clues seem to be parallel, but they secretly intersect.
2. "Soil can talk" – the hard-core charm of physical evidence reasoning
This is not a suspense novel that relies on coincidence to advance. Nie Zhengyuan identified the source of the soil as a compost farm/breeding farm through subtle differences in pH value, ammonium ion concentration, and mineral composition. This kind of reasoning based on real forensic science makes every reversal well-founded.
3. The suffocating feeling of suspicion of inner ghosts and the collapse of trust
The intelligence transaction at three o'clock in the morning was interrupted by a mysterious phone call at the last moment - "There is a mole!" This shouting not only disrupted the arrest operation, but also pointed the finger of suspicion at the police. Who is leaking? Who is planning? Everyone is guessing and everyone is dirty.
4. The secret of the decaying corpse
The body of an unknown man who had been dead for more than a week in Fang Ruowei's hands. The calluses on the index and middle fingers of his right hand hinted that he had been holding a knife for a long time - a scalpel? Butcher knife? What kind of causal chain is between him and the Longgutan shooting?
Motto: "Evidence will not betray you, only people will."