Player Zero

[High IQ crime VS high IQ solution! Chen Mo, the owner of Jiangcheng script-killing shop. On the surface, he leads players, but secretly, he specializes in cases that the police cannot investigate - investigating insurance fraud, finding old people, and exposing asset transfers. He investigates the case without guns or handcuffs, and only uses the dirtiest and most accurate "criminal identification method." Do electric cars "spontaneously combust"? He looked at the charging curve and figured out how the murderer used probability to kill. Internet celebrity commits suicide live? He compared mouse jitter and exposed AI face-changing and delay tricks. School district housing turned into a haunted house? He made a financial account and saw that the deceased wanted to fake his death for profit, but was killed for real. Lin Wanzhao, the deputy leader of the Municipal Bureau's Criminal Investigation Detachment, hates this kind of person the most, but she has to admit that when the evidence breaks before the surveillance blind spot, only this person can predict the next step of another liar. Until Chen Mo discovered that all the cases were connected to the unsolved case three years ago: On a rainy night, 100 meters in the sky. In the locked Ferris wheel car, the philanthropist was shot in the front and died. There were no traces of invasion, only a script written by Chen Mo himself was clutched in the deceased's hand. Only then did he realize: it was all a script written for him by a certain "director". "There is no perfect crime in this world, only scripts that have not been revealed yet." "And I'm best at dragging the director off the stage during the curtain call." [Hard-core reasoning/unit drama/no system/the protagonist's moral bottom line is flexible, please proceed with caution]