1979: How to Become a Forensic Pathologist

As I understand it, a forensic doctor will not participate in the resolution of the case, but will only perform autopsy, injury assessment, and give an expert opinion as legal evidence. They are not responsible for reasoning, visiting and arresting criminals, and they are not detective detectives who search for clues everywhere, so the popular National Forensic Medicine book feels very divorced from reality. Just reading the introduction, this book is a bit like a combination of forensic medicine and criminal police.

I don't know why the professional background of the protagonists in this kind of novels is not strong enough. The protagonist is from a medical school. Why not set it as an public university? At least this level can provide access to more advanced professional knowledge and provide endorsement for the protagonist. Sometimes I really don't like this kind of setting. It's like a protagonist in a college or vocational school, but he knows everything.

Author, the introduction to your book says that there is a multi-million-word period criminal investigation article, where is it?

This is the lowest level again. . . I feel like even if I open several big cases, I may not be able to turn them into regular ones.

Recently, I have been paying attention to the 1996 NTU body dismemberment case. This year is the 30th anniversary. I wonder if I can wait until the murderer is brought to justice.

🎭 Character design: Very good, no contradictions found 🎬 Plot: I am following every chapter of this book so far, and I will read the daily updates as soon as possible ✒️Writing: very to my liking

I would like to ask Shennong, is this book sophisticated?

The case of Yangmeihua really made me cry. I woke up early in the morning and ordered a red oil cake. While eating, I thought of Yangmeihua and cried, 😭

In those days, if you could recognize someone, it meant you were the murderer.

Come on, update it, it's a pity that it was put on the shelves in a hurry