1979: How to Become a Forensic Pathologist
1979：法医是怎样炼成的
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My understanding of forensic pathologists is that they don't participate in solving cases; they only conduct autopsies and injury assessments, issuing expert reports as legal evidence. They aren't responsible for deductions, interviews, or catching criminals, nor are they detectives who search for clues everywhere.
Author, in the book's synopsis you mentioned a period crime novel of several million words, where is that?
I don't understand why the protagonists in these kinds of novels always seem to lack a strong professional background. The protagonist is from a vocational school; why not a public university? At least that level would allow access to more advanced professional knowledge, providing a stronger foundation for the protagonist. Sometimes I really dislike this kind of setup—protagonists from vocational colleges who seem to know everything.
I've been following the Nanjing University dismemberment case from 1996; this year marks its 30th anniversary. I wonder if we'll ever see the killer brought to justice.
It's that low-level job again... It feels like even after handling several major cases, there's no guarantee of getting promoted.
🎭 Character design: Pretty good, no contradictions found. 🎬 Plot: I'm currently following every chapter of this book, and I read the daily updates as soon as they're released. ✒️ Writing style: Just my taste
I'd like to ask Shennong, is this book well-researched?
Mom, let's go home, I want to eat wontons!
The story of Yang Meihua really made me cry. I got up early this morning and ordered some spicy wontons. While eating, I kept thinking about Yang Meihua and crying. 😭
Have you been on holiday lately? Updates seem less frequent.
In those days, if you could recognize someone, it meant you were the murderer.