Chapter 462: Throwing a Stone to Ask the Way

Religious venue cases are always quite complex.

If you're dealing with religious figures who are single-mindedly pursuing profit, it's not so bad. Normal investigative procedures have a chance to uncover the truth. But when you encounter the unconventional type, especially those deeply devout, traditional investigative methods immediately face obstacles.

Liu Jinghui was observing Abbot Cheng, trying to analyze his personality and work style.

To deduce reasoning unavoidably involves face recognition analysis, or FBI-like profiling and so on. To put it in layman's terms, when American police can't find any clues or break a case, they also can only rely on profiling or, in other words, reasoning to solve the case.

Liu Jinghui felt he had mastered some advanced skills. In fact, the clearance rate for his current cases was quite impressive, which is why he'd made a name for himself province-wide.