The Black Pot: My Days Of Playing With Criminals

The latest work by the author of "Yu Zui", Chang Shuxin

Chang Shuxin: "This book is more brutal and more real than 'Yu Zui'"

Follow the passionate detectives in this book, and experience the most brutal confrontations between police and criminals, as well as the struggles of human nature behind each story adapted from real cases

In our surroundings today, various cases, both big and small, occur every day. Sometimes we express our regret, yet we never delve deeper into understanding them. In this book, you will follow the perspective of a passionate detective, uncovering the truths behind each case that has been glossed over. All of this reveals the irreparable flaws in human nature as society quietly operates.

Jian Fan was originally an ordinary person who grew up in a restaurant, only wishing to delve into the sweet, sour, bitter, and spicy aspects of cuisine. However, due to a twist of fate during his time as an auxiliary police officer, he achieved great merit and thus began his career as a professional criminal investigator. From the very first case Jian Fan participated in, he discovered that he had already been drawn into the vortex of crime in this city. It seemed that everyone around him harbored unspeakable secrets, and the true nature of every event before him appeared to be shrouded in layers of concealment. Jian Fan found himself walking on a tightrope between good and evil, with each step facing an abyss of uncertainty.

"The Black Pot" uses a series of cases as a starting point to reveal the harsh and real laws of the confrontation between good and evil, while also providing a profound interpretation of the current social landscape. As you read the dialogues and behaviors of hundreds of characters, including police officers, criminals, and ordinary people, you will gradually discover that the bittersweet experiences of real life are far richer and more enticing than the flavors in a single pot, ... and even more worthy of contemplation ...