Simulated Criminal 100,000 Times, I Actually Became a Top Detective.

Summary

Liu Yang reflects on a challenging criminal investigation into a boy's suspicious death, highlighting crucial evidence like rope friction marks and semen traces, which suggest a premeditated act rather than an accident. The media frenzy surrounding the case leads to wild rumors of dark rituals, forcing police to conclude it was a suicide due to lack of evidence. Meanwhile, Su Ming questions the Slaughterer about the organization's criteria for membership, revealing that victims are chosen by higher-ups, indicating a deeper, more sinister motive behind the killings. This suggests connections to drug trafficking and the elimination of threats within the organization.

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