Homicide Investigation

Let's make a bold guess. In so many cases, the victim's character is not very good, and it happens so frequently. It's not like some people who have suffered such injuries gathered together to complain on the Internet, and then felt that these people were too hateful. They should fight for their own interests and act on behalf of God, so they divided their labor and started hunting these people. There should be a perverted leader who was responsible for cleaning up those who hindered their actions, such as the male and female protagonists who tampered with their cars. Maybe he was the one who called Ban Zhuan to people at the beginning. After calling Ban Zhuan, he felt that it was too gentle, so he started to have the idea of ​​mass murder and implemented it?

This book may be a big hit on the male channel. I came here just to cast two votes from my female channel. After reading a chapter, I wrote about male pig's feet and go to the male channel. There are so many readers of the male channel.

When will Momo release a new book? I really want to watch the kind of detective series.

At present, Lu Xiaoping is probably the most suspicious. When he was a child, he was fat and bullied (I don't know if the bullying was severe or not), which may lead to abnormality. In addition, Du Juan always remembered the little help he gave him. Maybe because of this, he paid special attention to Du Juan, knowing that Du Juan liked Tang Hongye and paid a lot for him, but Tang Hongye always "let down" him. Therefore, he wanted to teach Tang Hongye a lesson from the beginning. Later, Du Juan and Tang Hongye got together... There was a motive, but it didn't seem to be a strong one... I can't remember the details, so I have to go over them again. At present, he should still be the most suspect. I feel like the monkey thing may have something to do with him. Why is it that it happens to be a class reunion and he can't come? Maybe he simply hates these classmates and doesn't want to meet them. Now Tang Hongye is more wary, so he starts with his good friends. Instead of attending the party, he went on a business trip to create an alibi for himself. Also, the last time he administered the drug, maybe he administered it to himself, to clear away suspicion.

But if the paragraph is too long, why don't you consider pinching it? I'm a little tired from reading

Personally, I think the detective series is better than the murder series, but I still like you and all the recommendation votes are given to you.

I still want Lu Xiangdong to be sweet to them.

I'm the only one who thinks this sentence is out of context. . . Doesn't the full text look tiring? . . Forget it, I was dazzled and gave up. . .

I like the plot very much, but the pace is a bit slow

The writing is great. I have read all the books written by the author. But I like Dai Xu and Fangyuan the most, they feel super sweet!

I recently read Xiao Mo's previous novels.

I have read two of Dada's books, and I also read one or two of the previous books that I liked. I really like Dada's step-by-step rhythm of writing cases, and I can appreciate the hard work of the criminal police. I like watching the plots of investigating cases, but I don't like the daily ones very much. I don't mean that I don't like them if they are not exciting, but I always feel like I am holding my breath. Especially in the plots where I get along with people I am not very familiar with and related to, the feeling of holding my breath is particularly obvious. I could understand it after reading the explanation before, but I always felt uncomfortable. Now I know that the protagonists in DaDa's novels are too rational. For detectives, reason is very important. I also like this aspect when handling cases. But for daily life, the protagonist is too rational. In the previous film, the male protagonist's childhood sweetheart, this monkey's matter was written in great detail. The protagonists dealt with it very rationally, but it gave me the feeling that they are not human beings. How can anyone be so rational and tolerant? When it comes to other people's out-of-bounds behavior, they only point it out, objectively and rationally analyze things and personal thoughts, and never get angry without reason, or even get angry at all. Is this really a human being? I personally don't like this very much. It's only right to chop it off when you find that others have bad intentions. I understand that what you write is all objective, but as a reader, it is really uncomfortable to see. Others have stabbed you, but you are still hesitant, thinking about why this is happening, how others can think so, and it is normal to do so. You also have something wrong with yourself, forget it, let's stop there. So you don't complain about the knife? The worst case scenario is that we won't have any contact with each other in the future, but the other party still comes over shamelessly, and even makes nonsense and feels confident. It gave me a feeling of embarrassment that "it's hard to explain why a scholar meets a soldier." Especially the way he writes about this unhappiness is meticulous, step by step, and ends with some introspection. I really want to give each of them a big ear scraper, you know?

I just want to say that the conditions for handling this case were in the 1990s? Is this book set in the 21st century? In the first case, the car was placed on the mountain. Can't we extract the dander tissue and fingerprints from the cab? When the murderer was caught later, the murderer himself said that he showed the deceased the way in the car and hid the car. Was there no fingerprints when he opened the door? Is there no handle on the outside and no dander tissue on the inside? So clean and no dandruff at all? The third case is also nonsense. To find out the identity of the deceased, you rely on interviews? Is the identity system just for the taking? Is DNA fake? Is there such a scumbag with no criminal record? Wouldn't it be easier to check your identity? If the background era is the 1980s and 1990s, pretend I didn't say it. I read three or four volumes and found out why the relatives and friends of the deceased who I visited were so owed? In every case, every person I visited hid this thing and that, and what did we, the Chinese people, think of us. I would also like to recommend some good detective books, preferably ones that write about more bizarre cases, such as The Devil Case of the Crazy Detective and The Case of the Headless Female Corpse.

It's better to catch up and finish it. You don't have to wait for updates. It's great.

When will the new book be released 😎😎😎😎

Author, when will the new book be released?

The revised version is not good. I don't know where to find the author's complete bibliography. I want to read his other books.