As I write down the name of the book’s protagonist…

I saw Bai Song and others waving goodbye to me in the previous book, and I saw the characters in this book saying hello to me one by one.

Welcome, everyone.

...

This book is still a professional police novel, but the protagonist is more awesome and has no golden fingers.

It is somewhat similar to the previous book, the plot does not advance very quickly and there are more foreshadowings.

Some of the psychological knowledge in the book may subvert cognition and will definitely attract incomprehensible abuse. I am ready. For example, in the eyes of senior psychologists and criminal police, people can look at their appearance, and they can even see each other after just a few glances.

How about coming out alone.

Some people have suspected before that "Chief Inspector" is the author's autobiography. I hope it is, but I have limited talent and knowledge, and I can't be like Bai Song.

But, I might be more like Lu Ling~

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Note: The psychological analysis content of this article largely adopts the opinions of Professor Huang Xiting of Southwest University, Dr. Curt R. Bartol of Castleton State University, and Paul Ekman, professor of psychology at the University of California, San Francisco. Those who are interested can buy the books of these three for detailed analysis.
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