Jiang Yuan's matter-of-fact approach ushered in a wave of silence.
The auditorium with two to three hundred people fell into a tacit silence, which itself was a kind of cry.
Everyone present had already started working; some, like Pang Jidong, had been doing it for years and were about to retire. Even those with shorter experiences had at least two or three years, and no newcomers were sent here for training.
Actually, anyone with just a bit of detective experience, having worked on a few cases, would know how absurd Jiang Yuan's words were.
No matter which route you choose, cases can be solved. It sounds like all roads lead to Rome, but when it comes down to it, finding a route is hard, building a road is exhausting, and trying to walk it entails encountering countless obstacles.
Those special task forces for big cases, managing several investigation lines simultaneously, do so because there's no clear direction. Moreover, those lines often converge into just one.
