I quite like a line from Detective Electric Baton.
"Evidence? That thing only has some use at the market fair. For Jinyiwei handling cases, it's firstly intuition, secondly routine. You ask me if there could be wrongful, false, or mistaken cases? Just see who dares to claim they've been wronged under my two hundred powerful strikes?"
Of course, Hou Jue is relatively more conscientious among the Jinyiwei, at least he mostly relies on experience and technique to solve cases, and hardly uses the Great Memory Recovery Technique; he can be considered a normal person among beasts.
Therefore, when Hou Jue asserted with certainty that "the murderer is Ma Chenglong," even Zhou Li and Tang Wan, the beasts among beasts, couldn't help but hold their foreheads and sigh deeply, feeling that he really was "an adult on the outside, but a child's pig brain on the inside." The only way such a person could become a famous detective was if all other detectives were dead.
"Is this not correct?"
