Female Forensic Doctors Are Not Easy to Mess With

[Suspense + reasoning + romance, men and women are clean and one-on-one physically and mentally, romance and plot go hand in hand] Cunlu admits that she is a hot-tempered, aloof, and indifferent forensic doctor. Boss, do you like to touch my bottom line? Well, throw away the materials, throw the pen, step on the floor, trip over the door, and walk away, what can you do to me? —— But when faced with the murder of her friend and the suspicion surrounding her parents' death, how can she uncover the murderer and comfort their souls? Go and borrow a big hand that can cover the sky, and investigate the case smoothly. But who of you will lend it to her, you? Is it you? Or you? It's just that she is a little forensic doctor. What ability can she have? In the end, she still needs the help of her superiors, but the answer is only two words, "No!" Did she cry, make trouble, hang herself, or seduce? [One sentence introduction] This is the story of a female forensic doctor who encounters a corpse, learns about criminal psychology, and sparks a different kind of spark when she meets a criminal police officer; this is the story of a forensic doctor fighting against a criminal police officer and finally being overthrown; this is a story of belief and disbelief. [Introduction is weak, go to a small theater] Press the bullet, load the magazine, load the bullet, level it, squint, and aim. He asked: "Do you believe I will hit the target?" She replied: "I don't believe anyone but you!" "Bang! Bang! Bang!" Three gunshots rang out, and a hundred meters away from the opposite side, three cherries were popped, their juices splashing everywhere. One month later. She ran to the bathroom no less than ten times that day, retching incessantly. She swore that no pregnant woman or patient would run like her all day long. Finally, she held his photo and said viciously, "Don't come back yet! I won't raise your son anymore!" Summary: It's all the fault of the hit rate! Note 1: The story is fictitious and any similarity is purely coincidental. 2: Forensic detective, solving cases strangely Three: Try to be as realistic as possible, and don't go too far. Four: The author occasionally suffers from convulsions, so don't worry about it or think about it.