Female Criminal Prosecutor

"Female Criminal Prosecutor" is a realistic masterpiece focusing on the career and inner world of contemporary criminal prosecutors. The novel takes Yang Jin, a young prosecutor from the Criminal Prosecution Department of the Municipal Procuratorate, as the protagonist. Through a high-profile intentional homicide case she undertook, it peels away the complex entanglements between legal principles and rationality, procedures and entities, public opinion and truth. When the cold case file evidence confronts the desperate eyes of the defendant and his family, and when doubts are discovered during the handling of the case but he faces pressure, Yang Jin must find a balance between "can be sued" and "can be judged", and explore the glimmer of human nature within the rigid framework of the law. This is not only a prosecution of criminals, but also a torture of prosecutors' professional beliefs: What is justice? Is it the absolute correctness of the legal provisions, or the deep sense of fairness in the world? With rigorous professional details and delicate psychological portrayals, this book depicts how judicial workers represented by Yang Jin stick to their original aspirations and defend the dignity of the law amidst the labor of filing documents and the struggle of human nature. It is not only a story about a case, but also a profound ode to responsibility, faith and "people's support".