Green Remains [Mystery]

#A young woman hails a ride late at night, only to find herself on the road to the underworld. #

The South City ride-hailing murder case made headlines and quickly sparked heated discussion across the country.

At the request of a friend, Yu Qing represented the victim in court and sought justice for her. But after the trial ended, the criminal fell into the river and drowned.

At the same time, Yu Qing received a letter from the dead.

Xing Qi, the police captain in charge of investigating the case, looked down at Yu Qing.

"Which murderer are you representing this time, Lawyer Yu?"

Yu Qing gave him a casual glance, then walked past him with a cool expression.

Xing Qi gave a cold snort.

"Just make sure you and the people around you never get caught up in a case. Even if you cling to my pant leg and beg, I won't help you."

Then Yu Qing's cousin was actually murdered...

Xing Qi ran himself ragged helping with the case.

My column includes the mystery novellas The Executioner and the One to Be Executed and My Name Is Zhen Meili.

And the upcoming novel The Whole Family.

Question 1: What would you do if you saw a woman being dragged down the street by a burly man with a face full of flesh?

A. Bravely step in to help.

(You might receive a small knife, randomly dropped by the burly man.)

B. Mind your own business and watch from the sidelines.

(Become an anonymous spectator, quietly enjoying the drama.)

Question 2: What would you do if you knew a villain's identity but had no evidence?

A. Tell a well-intentioned lie to help catch the villain.

(The villain might be arrested because of your accusation.)

B. Keep searching for the truth and gather solid evidence.

(The evidence might already have been destroyed, letting the villain escape justice.)

Chen Xin frantically mashes A: "I'm Chen Hansan, and I'd still choose A even if I had to jump off a building today."

Chen Anshan calmly and coolly presses B.

Theme: Maintaining social stability.