I Broadcast Live at the Murder Scene

My name is Jiang Xu, and I do on-site reconstruction and behavioral deduction. I live broadcast, not to shoot blood or to sell novels, but to break down murder cases into timelines, movement lines, and evidence chains. The audience loved to see me turn the "impossible" back into the "only possible", and the police would also use my deductions as a reference. Until that day, an anonymous reward message appeared in the live broadcast room: "You made a good push, but you'll never catch me." From now on, every live broadcast is like a game of chess: I was reviewing the murder in front of the screen, and the murderer was rewriting my reasoning on the other side of the screen. He used information pollution to create false clues, and used a perfect chain of evidence to force me to make public mistakes. He wanted to change me from a "case solver" to a "joke ridiculed by the entire Internet." But he forgot—— The biggest meaning of live broadcast has never been to let people watch the truth. Instead, let the murderer reveal his flaws in front of the whole world.