As a Detective, It's Reasonable for Me to Have a Police Girlfriend.

Summary

In a tense investigation, Zhao Hao and his team analyze the death of a woman with advanced bone cancer, suggesting her demise may be a suicide rather than murder. They discover discrepancies in the crime scene, including the height of the deceased and the rope used, indicating she couldn't have tied it herself. This points to a murderer, likely someone familiar, who possibly staged the scene. Key suspects include the deceased's ex-husband and a possible accomplice. The team realizes the importance of their work: to give a voice to the deceased and seek justice for those wronged, especially as unresolved cases linger in their minds.

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