Você, sendo um policial comunitário, é apropriado tomar o trabalho dos detetives criminais?
Ye Lin, que viajou para um mundo paralelo, foi obrigado pelo sistema a transferir-se da faculdade de medicina para a academia de polícia. Após receber cinco punições, finalmente se formou e, poucos dias após se apresentar, capturou um criminoso procurado. Começou como policial em uma delegacia local e logo entrou para a equipe de investigação criminal, resolvendo inúmeros casos. [A primeira parte do livro tem um ritmo mais acelerado, enquanto a parte posterior foca principalmente na investigação criminal, com um ritmo mais lento. Espero que compreendam; quem não gostar do início pode ir direto para os casos seguintes: 1. Capítulos 82-119: caso de assassinatos em série; 2. Capítulos 142-191: caso do Grupo Qiang Teng; 3. Capítulo 192: início da história de Zhao Dashan; 4. Capítulos 219-255: caso da noiva; 5. Capítulos 280-300: caso de homicídio no condomínio Lanyuan; depois ainda haverá o caso do desaparecimento de uma jovem rural e o caso do desaparecimento de Mao Xiaolin.]
Você, sendo um policial comunitário, é apropriado tomar o trabalho dos detetives criminais?
Volume One, Chapter One: Can someone graduate from the police academy with five disciplinary actions? This is unheard of!
Blue Star, Year M204.
Yuezhou City, Daxia.
Today, Xishan District’s Baiyun Police Station Chief, Xie Changkun, arrived at work with a beaming smile, greeting everyone cheerfully. It was clear he was in an exceptionally good mood.
“What’s gotten into the chief today?” Old He whispered as he approached the household registration window, eager to gossip.
“We’ve got new recruits. The bureau assigned us two new officers this year; they’re reporting today,” said He Wenyan from the registration department. She was in her forties, had been with Baiyun Police Station for over twenty years, and was the go-to source for all insider news. Nothing that happened at the station escaped her notice.
“No wonder. The chief has been asking for reinforcements these past two years, but the bureau never gave us any. Now, all at once, they send two. Impressive! No wonder the chief’s smiling so wide, his mouth’s almost crooked,” Old He mused knowingly.
“New recruits? Old He, don’t compete with us community officers. Our criminal investigation team is desperate for manpower,” said a burly man with a thick beard in plainclothes, approaching.
“Zhang Degen, get lost. All the young ones have gone to your CID. We community officers don’t even have a single member under 35; it’s about time we got some fresh blood,” Old He replied coolly, sipping his tea with confidence. This time, he was determined to get the chief to assign a young man to their team.
“I heard one of the new guys is a top police academy graduate, the other is some kind of tal
