Silent Witness

Let's talk about two poisonous points! 1. There are no female criminal police captains in reality, but there are very few. How can you convince the public if you are too young, and how can you lead the criminal police team to carry out work? The situation of Captain Jiang will only appear in novels and film and television works, which makes people uncomfortable to watch. 2. The author's understanding of forensic medicine only exists in his imagination! The work of a forensic doctor is mainly to collect evidence, collect fingerprints, perform autopsies, etc. Which criminal police team dares to let the forensic doctor conduct torture interviews? Where is the interrogation procedure? Who will be responsible for the investigation by the superiors?

I just saw Chapter 5. How come Chapter 6 was written by a different person?

To be honest, I have never read such a young book. I suddenly wanted to search for forensic-themed things and came across this one. After reading the current four chapters, I have a few thoughts. First of all, this ex-girlfriend was handled well throughout the whole episode. She needs to go away. From now on, she will either be single without a heroine or find someone with a good personality that we can work with, or there will be a basically invisible person who got acquainted with her through a case and then became invisible for daily plot purposes. In short, the love line should be clean and tidy, don't drag it or mess with it to disrupt the rhythm. Otherwise it would be very bad. If the female character can shine, she can also speculate in stocks appropriately. Second, I suggest you look at the current four pictures. The female captain may become a poisonous point or one of the heroine stock speculations. It depends on how the author writes it. Pay attention, never do it, never do it, never do it, never do it, say it three times. After all, anyone who can be a captain is not stupid and has basic qualities. Don't compare yourself to the psychic forensic doctor who is so stupid that you rely on the forensic doctor to become a detective. Third, the protagonist is a forensic doctor. Don't open the golden finger too much. It's similar to giving hints and details. The main thing is to rely on the autopsy results of the corpse. Don't rely on the golden finger to become a detective in the end. Forensic medicine, I hope the author will check more information to make it more realistic. The case can also be based on reality. After all, reality is more cruel than fantasy. This is the advice I gave through the first four chapters. If there are any mistakes, please correct me.

I would like to ask, can forensic doctors carry guns?

I just read the first chapter, and I don't know how the author handles the emotional issues between the male and female protagonists. If he doesn't handle it well, it's a poisonous start.

Trained as a forensic scientist and worked for less than 2 months after graduation. Able to capture criminals with a gun and fire 2 shots in a row. What the hell is this?

It's so poisonous, I might as well make the main character a policeman.