Chapter 6464 [Second update]
This issue of the magazine was published half a month ago. If it was a monthly or biweekly magazine, there would be no more to come. If it was a weekly magazine, it means there might be one or two more issues to come.
Because the details were written too similarly, even the details of the detective's search for clues were somewhat similar to what they had experienced in the past few days.
Logically speaking, apart from him and his colleagues, no one else should know these details. Even other colleagues in their office would not know them so clearly if they did not work on the case together.
The cases written by Jiang Ning in "The Great Song Dynasty" were indeed adapted from cases that had been closed in the archives of the Public Security Bureau at that time. In order to make the story more dramatic, she also suggested choosing serious and difficult cases. Some of them were put back on the criminal investigation agenda after many years, and the clues were found using more advanced criminal investigation techniques.
Some of the cases were missing persons whose bodies were accidentally dug up many years later, and the cases were solved.
They were all very difficult and unsolved cases at the time, and many of them were investigated by her husband who was investigating the cases himself. An came to tell her in person how they searched for clues and tracked down the criminals. Because it had been so many years, they could remember and tell Jiang Ning about the details that left a deep impression on them, some of which were in the archive files and some were not.
All the things that exist and don't exist have been written into the case after Jiang Ning's artistic processing, which will make people feel more realistic and make some police officers within the system who have read this magazine believe that Ning Meng must be an old policeman in their system after reading this article.
Public Security Wu originally suspected that the content of this article was written by his colleague, but suddenly he thought, something is wrong, why are the details of a constable looking for clues in the article so similar to what he experienced today? Even if it is his colleague, he can't predict the future, right?
They also suspected that the author was the murderer, who first wrote down all the details of his crime in advance and published them in a magazine to provoke the public security organs, then killed people according to the layout he wrote, and then escaped.
But it's impossible that he could know what he experienced today half a month in advance, right?
He couldn't figure it out no matter how hard he thought about it, maybe it was just a coincidence.
But the same case and too many similar details made it impossible for him to ignore this story, and he couldn't wait to find out what would happen next.
He actually found it.
Because the criminal investigation methods in "The Great Song" are written too professionally and many details are written as if the author has personally experienced them, a female colleague in their archives room is a loyal reader of "The Great Song". She buys and reads every issue. She thinks this book may be helpful to other colleagues in their bureau, so she put a copy on the coffee table outside.
It's just that they run around outside every day and are tired like dogs. Sometimes they work overtime and are still outside investigating cases until very late. They don't even have time to read newspapers, let alone magazines. Even if they do read them, they only flip through two pages and don't actually read a single word. All they think about is the case.
"Wuxia" is a serialized magazine, and many of the works in it are serialized. If you don't read the front part and only read the middle part, it is actually very difficult to read without a beginning or an end.
As a result, these magazines were placed on the coffee table for more than half a month and were ignored.
The reason why Wu Gongan was able to read this serial of "The Great Song Dynasty" was because it was a new case that had just begun, and the author's writing style was very attractive and professional, so Wu Gongan was able to read it without paying attention. As a result, the more he read, the more frightened he became.
In the last two issues of "Wuxia", the female colleague from the archives room did not bring it to the unit, but was still at home, saying that she would bring it to him tomorrow.
Wu Gongan waited and waited, but could not wait any longer, so he simply ran out of the bureau, found a newsstand nearby, and asked if they had any copies of "Martial Arts".
When the newsstand owner heard that the man came to buy "Martial Arts", he immediately took a book from the pile of books at his feet and gave it to Wu Gongan.
Wu Gongan immediately tore open the transparent packaging bag, opened the contents, flipped through them, and found that they didn't match. He then quickly asked the newsstand owner, "Do you have the previous issue?"
"No, it's sold out. If you want it next time, come earlier. A lot of people like Wuxia. I've bought a lot of it, and it's sold out every time I come in." The boss said, smiling and showing his yellowed tobacco teeth: "You are also a fan of Song Dynasty, right? A lot of people buy Wuxia, and they are all after Song Dynasty. I don't know who the murderer of this case is, but don't worry, the pace of Song Dynasty is very fast. Generally, one case will be concluded in four issues, and the next case will be opened."
The boss of the security booth is obviously an old reader of "The Great Song Dynasty" and is even familiar with the author's writing habits. Currently, "The Great Song Dynasty" has completed four cases and this issue starts the fifth.
Wu Gongan didn't want to hear what he said, so he asked him, "Do you still remember the content of the last issue?"
Of course the boss of the security booth remembered, but what he said was too vague. Public Security Wu became anxious and ran back while opening the latest issue. Sure enough, the latest issue only contained the ending of the case. The heroine led them to find the murderer, arrested the murderer, and brought him back to Kaifeng Prefecture Prison to interrogate the murderer. They asked him why he killed the farmer's family and the reason. It was astonishing.
It turned out that this was not the first time this man had killed someone. He was originally from Jiangling and had committed a similar crime in his hometown. He fled to Kaifeng and killed the farmer simply because he was passing by. He was hungry and had no money, so he went to the farmer's house to find some food and to look for some money. When he saw that the farmer was awakened, he killed the farmer cleanly and also killed his entire family.
Because it is a martial arts novel, there are naturally descriptions of martial arts. The murderer in the story is also a martial artist who knows martial arts. When he talks about the killing process, he is very calm, as if he did not kill living humans. Such a brutal family massacre, in the murderer's mouth, is like five chickens and ducks that were chopped to death casually. And in the murderer's understated description, if the heroine and others had not caught him quickly, he would have changed his name and escaped. The world is so big, where can they catch him?
Even the name this person would change to, where he would go, the murderer's appearance, age, and hometown were all written in the article.
However, the key content from the previous issue is missing.
Public Security Wu was so anxious that he looked around nearby and asked several newsstands, but none of them had the previous issue. He then ran to a bookstore, thinking that the bookstore would not have such a magazine or book, or that it might not have the previous issue. Unexpectedly, when he asked, he found out that it actually had the issue.
Wu Gongan was overjoyed.
After marking the test papers of the competition class, Mr. Ji had already thought about letting Jiang Ning participate in the competition. He felt that if Jiang Ning concentrated on the path of competition, he should be able to achieve good results. If he could win provincial awards, not to mention being recommended to some top universities, it should not be a problem for him to be admitted to a 985 school like the Provincial University in their province. So he went to talk to Mr. Wang, the head teacher of Class 3, about this.
How could Teacher Wang allow a top student from a key university in his class to take a hopeless competition route? Wouldn’t he know what No. 1 Middle School’s competition results were in previous years?
If it weren't for the two new teachers, No. 1 Middle School would have given up on the competition in previous years and focused on the college entrance examination. This is why, although its student source is not as good as Wuzhong, No. 1 Middle School can keep up with Wuzhong in the rate of admission to key universities and become one of the two most famous key high schools in Wucheng together with Wuzhong.
As the "big brother" of all high schools in Wucheng, Wuzhong not only performs well in terms of admission rate, but also almost entirely relies on Wuzhong for Wucheng's competition results. Most of the time, No. 1 Middle School only goes on a one-day trip, and very few of them can really achieve good results.
After all, the main source of students still comes from the township middle schools below. For children from such families, being able to study in No. 1 Middle School and working hard for their dream of going to college has already taken all their energy. How can they have the energy left to participate in competitions? Those who can pursue a competition career, except for those who are particularly talented, all come from good families. They are influenced by their innate family environment and their parents are willing to spend money on their children's training. Only then do they have so much time, money and energy to participate in physics competitions, chemistry competitions and mathematics competitions.
Do you think that just by learning some dead knowledge from books, you can compete for awards with the top people in this subject in the city, province, or even the country?
How is that possible?
However, Teacher Wang did not make a final statement. Instead, he asked Teacher Ji, "What if she puts her main energy into the competition, her own grades drop, and she doesn't get a place in the recommended school? What's more, I'm not her parent. This matter still needs the consent of her parents, right?"
This is also one of the reasons why competition is not popular in Wucheng's environment.
Parents don't support.
Teachers and parents all want to play it safe.
Teacher Ji is from the provincial capital himself, and has been influenced by it since childhood. If his partner had not been assigned here, he would not have come to Wucheng. The competition environment in Wucheng is indeed not good.
But he still tried to say, "Jiang Ning is really talented in this area. If she can focus all her energy on the competition, with me and Teacher Zhang fully coaching her, I can't say she can win a national award, but she can still compete for a provincial award."
Teacher Ji didn't dare to make a final statement right away. This is indeed the frustration of a small place like Wucheng regarding the competition route.
He said, "I'll go ask Jiang Ning and see if she's willing."
Even if Jiang Ning herself is willing, Teacher Wang is not willing.
Before Teacher Ji found Jiang Ning to talk, Teacher Wang came to find Jiang Ning first.
There were many people in the office. The entire English group worked in one large office, so it was not convenient to talk. He called Jiang Ning to the large flower bed in front of the office building and told her what Teacher Ji had asked him to say: "You go to the competition class tonight. Teacher Ji will probably talk to you about this matter."
He said to Jiang Ning with a serious face: "It's not that the teacher doesn't want you to participate in the competition, but our school's competition results in previous years are there. If you can't do that, the teacher still hopes that you can focus on studying the main subjects and put the competition aside. After all, people's energy and time are limited."
After a pause, he asked, "Do you understand what the teacher means?"
Although their No. 1 High School is a key high school in Wucheng, it is nothing compared to the entire city or province.
The admission rate to key universities in their province is only 2%, and the admission rate to 211 universities is less than 5%. You can imagine how great the competitive pressure is.
There must be better teaching resources in the province and the city, but how many can be allocated to Wucheng?
The principal of Wu Zhonghe No. 1 Middle School really tries his best to find good teachers and resources for the students. At the same time, the students themselves also need to try their best to compete with the key high schools in the province and city for limited university resources and limited places in key universities with the already low admission rate.
Jiang Ning's grades are now among the top ten in the grade, and in this monthly exam, not only did her grades not drop because she entered the competition class, but they improved steadily. This shows that Jiang Ning still has the energy and potential to push forward. If she works hard, she can get into not only the top ten schools in the country (although except for Peking University and Tsinghua University, other schools think they are ranked third), but also universities that are ranked a little lower.
As the head teacher of a parallel class, Mr. Wang's greatest expectation for his students is to get into 211 universities. 211 is a concept that just came out this year. As for the top universities in the country, he dare not even think about it.
How could Jiang Ning not understand? As an old student of No. 1 Middle School in his previous life, he was very clear about the competition results of No. 1 Middle School in the next three years. Although the arrival of Teacher Ji and Teacher Zhang had greatly improved the competition results of No. 1 Middle School, it was still not easy to win the provincial award.
Competitions were never what Jiang Ning pursued. She went to the competition class only because the school required it. She was quite capable in her studies, so she went there.
And since she is doing something, of course she will do it well.
She nodded in a very proper manner and said seriously, "Thank you, Teacher Wang. I understand what you said and I know what to do."
Jiang Ning's language talent is average. She can speak English, standard Mandarin, and the authentic dialect of Shuibu Town. However, as a native of Wucheng, she cannot speak the Wucheng dialect, which is half Mandarin and half dialect.
In her opinion, it was either standard Mandarin or standard Shuibu Town dialect. She really couldn't twist her tongue to make it into a weird half-Mandarin dialect.
What I was speaking to Teacher Wang at this time was Mandarin with very standard pronunciation.
This made Teacher Wang, who was used to speaking English and Wucheng Mandarin, feel a little embarrassed. The kid should just speak, why speak so formally?
He touched his short hair, waved his hand and said, "You are a smart kid, you know what's going on, go back."
As expected, Teacher Ji came to see Jiang Ning after teaching a class in the competition class in the evening.
He stood on the podium and waved to Jiang Ning: "Jiang Ning, come with me."
At night, in the office building, except for the three competition class classrooms, all other classrooms and offices were dark. Even the corridors were dark and without lights.
Teacher Ji always pays attention to keeping a distance from students, and this time is no exception. He did not call Jiang Ning to the office, but to the corridor outside the classroom, which is closer to the computer classroom. It is quiet here without being disturbed, convenient for conversation, and it is a public place so others can see what they are doing.
Teacher Ji stood in front of the handrail in the corridor, facing the classroom. The faint light coming from the classroom shone on his thin baby face, making him look more like their classmate than a teacher.
He smiled out of habit, then asked Jiang Ning softly, "Has your head teacher, Mr. Wang, told you about this?"
Jiang Ning nodded: "I told you."
"Then what do you think?" He was afraid that Jiang Ning would reject him immediately, so he added, "Don't rush to reject me. You can give it a try first. You are only in the first year of high school, and you don't have to put your grades in class aside. Just spend a little more time and energy on the competition and give it a try first."
He said seriously: "I have seen your test results this time. I think you really have the talent, so I want you to try it."
After all, he didn't dare to joke about a student's future. If the student had no talent, and he still advised him not to focus on grades but to participate in competitions, wouldn't that be harming him?
Of course, there are students who do well in competitions, but they are few in Wucheng.
In the key high school in the provincial capital where he used to study, there were students who, like him, specifically chose the competition route. Later, when their competition results were not ideal, they went back to review and take the college entrance examination route.
He has seen many classmates like this.
Jiang Ning had never known that she actually had a talent for mathematics, physics and chemistry. She knew very well that she did not have this talent. At most, she had studied high school courses and advanced mathematics in her previous life, and had more than 20 years of life experience. Therefore, when the competition class teacher taught, she could easily accept and understand the knowledge taught by the teacher, and integrate it into her own knowledge.
But this is still a far cry from talent.
She also told Teacher Ji about her actual thoughts: "I will definitely go through the normal college entrance examination process to continue my studies. If I have the spare time and the school needs me to participate in the competition class, I will participate, but I have never thought about going directly to the competition route, and I don't have this idea." She emphasized: "Teacher Ji, I really have no talent in mathematics, physics and chemistry. I will choose liberal arts in my second year of high school!"
Teacher Ji was silent when he looked at this student who had done very well in math, physics and chemistry in several exams, but thought that he had no talent in math, physics and chemistry and wanted to choose liberal arts.
He was very suspicious whether this little girl in front of him had any problems with her understanding of herself.
He looked at the student in front of him with a serious expression, was silent for a while, and did not force him. He just said: "You try it first."
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