[Crime Investigation + Suspense + Political Intrigue + Realism + Urban Life]
Nie Ming studied criminal investigation. After graduating from police academy, he thought he would join the Criminal Investigation Unit and make his mark.
But reality dealt him a crushing blow: an assignment order sent him to a rural police station, and the vast gap between his expectations and his new posting nearly extinguished all his passion.
But Nie Ming refused to lose heart.
Why couldn’t the muddy roads of a rural town be the starting point for changing his fate against all odds?
From mediating what seemed like an ordinary dispute to sniffing out the unusual clues behind it, Nie Ming is drawn step by step into a vortex far more complex than he could have imagined. When the fog clears, he discovers that he must face not only cunning criminals, but also unfathomable human nature and elaborate schemes.
How will he make his way back from muddy country lanes to the stage where he was meant to stand?
Any resemblance between the cases in this book and real cases is purely coincidental.
Dear readers, the author reminds that prostitution and whoring are illegal. According to the provisions of Article 78 of the "Public Security Administration Punishment Law of the People's Republic of China", those who engage in prostitution and whoring shall be detained for not less than 10 days but not more than 15 days, and may also be fined not more than 5,000 yuan; if the circumstances are less serious, they shall be detained for not more than 5 days or fined not more than 1,000 yuan. Not only is prostitution illegal, it is also accompanied by various diseases, especially the kind of aunt-level people near the train station, so don't touch it!
Recently, I discovered a very good legal drama - "Heavy Weapons". At first, I thought it was about a great country placing heavy weapons, but I didn't expect it to be a drama about popularizing the law. There is a sentence in the play that I particularly like: "Law is the most important weapon of the country." I don't know when I started to have a strong interest in law. I often regret that I wish I had studied hard, applied for the law department, participated in the construction of the legal system, and contributed to the development of the legal system.
Now police officers can only pass the public examination, there is no distribution, right?
This case will be longer
For me, it is still a bit difficult to write about juvenile cases because there are too many revisions and deletions required, but I also want to present the entire case relatively completely.
I've been a little busy at work recently.
The character Liu Ying actually has a prototype in my life.
At this point, the case is completely over. When I was writing it, I revised it many times and consulted a lot of information. I was stuck for several days. To be honest, when I wrote this ending, I felt a lot of emotions in my heart, as if something was stuck in my throat. There were many things I wanted to say, but I couldn't say them out.
Any similarity in this case is purely coincidental.
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Dear readers, the author reminds that prostitution and whoring are illegal. According to the provisions of Article 78 of the "Public Security Administration Punishment Law of the People's Republic of China", those who engage in prostitution and whoring shall be detained for not less than 10 days but not more than 15 days, and may also be fined not more than 5,000 yuan; if the circumstances are less serious, they shall be detained for not more than 5 days or fined not more than 1,000 yuan. Not only is prostitution illegal, it is also accompanied by various diseases, especially the kind of aunt-level people near the train station, so don't touch it!
Recently, I discovered a very good legal drama - "Heavy Weapons". At first, I thought it was about a great country placing heavy weapons, but I didn't expect it to be a drama about popularizing the law. There is a sentence in the play that I particularly like: "Law is the most important weapon of the country." I don't know when I started to have a strong interest in law. I often regret that I wish I had studied hard, applied for the law department, participated in the construction of the legal system, and contributed to the development of the legal system.
Now police officers can only pass the public examination, there is no distribution, right?
This case will be longer
For me, it is still a bit difficult to write about juvenile cases because there are too many revisions and deletions required, but I also want to present the entire case relatively completely.
I've been a little busy at work recently.
The character Liu Ying actually has a prototype in my life.
At this point, the case is completely over. When I was writing it, I revised it many times and consulted a lot of information. I was stuck for several days. To be honest, when I wrote this ending, I felt a lot of emotions in my heart, as if something was stuck in my throat. There were many things I wanted to say, but I couldn't say them out.
Any similarity in this case is purely coincidental.