Criminal Investigation Files: Jinmen River Drifter

Disclaimer in advance: This book has a lot of threads, a slow pace, a purely realistic background, and no cheats. In the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei generation, "river drifters" refer to corpses floating on the water of rivers and lakes. When he discovered the first floating corpse, He Chen thought it was just an ordinary criminal case until the autopsy revealed that there was no river water in the lungs of the deceased, only old lees from the Tianjin Baijiu Factory; a red cloth strip on the wrist of the corpse had a warning signal that had been sealed for ten years. Immediately afterwards, a second floating corpse appeared, and this corpse happened to be the suspect that the police had just targeted. "Do you remember?" At the same time that the anonymous text message was sent, a third floating corpse was picked out of the water by an angler's hook. This time, the deceased had a small, strange-shaped sword in his mouth. "The sword that divides the water of the Haihe River also kills lives if it suppresses the river." The ancient folk legend of Tianjin Wei came true in the misty morning. Liquor lees, red rope, sealed warning signal, water-splitting sword symbol... The common people were panic-stricken and spread rumors one after another: The Water Dividing Sword appeared, and there must be innocent souls in Haihe River! He Chen suddenly realized that the murderer was forcing him to restart the "Mysterious Disappearance of Haihe Cultural Relics" ten years ago. His master's name is on the file of that case. His master, whom he respected as a father, was seriously ill and was hospitalized, with his life and death uncertain. The Haihe River is still flowing quietly. Who will be the next floating corpse? At this time, no one would have thought that this long-standing case shrouded in mystery would soon usher in a turning point. Because the son of its plane appeared.