Fragmented Moon, No Trace (A Long Novel on Criminal Investigation)

Author: Hanzi
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: As a writer with a background in policing, Hanzi leads readers into the depths of this pond through the novel Fragile Moon, No Traces, allowing us to observe a rarely seen corner of life and appreciate the valuable qualities of police officers who temper themselves in complex environments. The book was written by Hanzi, a female author with eight years of police experience. The novel reveals the thrilling behind-the-scenes of various major cases: the CEO of a red card company is suddenly shot and dismembered, the case remains shrouded in mystery; a loving couple harbors secrets; foreign and domestic criminal organizations conspire; the relationship between the police and the underworld is subtle; the police chief is framed and forced to resign, the vice mayor falls into a trap and commits suicide—all of which are connected to a beautiful woman named Li Fang. However, just as the public security authorities begin to investigate Li Fang, the two suspects die of poison in prison, and Li Fang, under the escort of a female police officer, safely leaves the country and disappears mysteriously thereafter, leaving the case investigation in a. Soon after, another young and beautiful woman—Lin Hailun, a French-Chinese—appears in the public eye, bringing with her a mysterious circle. Old cases are revisited, new cases arise, and the law becomes a feast for predators in the game of crime. However, the law is not a game, and the game between those who devour the law and those who enforce it will eventually come to an end.