Deduce the follow-up plot of the case today.
Look at the motive of the murder separately, the method of killing, and the scene of the killing are all fine.
But there are loopholes in the logic of the connection, and there is a problem with the rationality.
For example, A and B have a feud, and A shot and killed B in the swimming pool.
It looks fine on the surface, but a careful analysis will reveal loopholes.
Loophole, A and B have enmity, why go to the swimming pool together?
Just to give an example, probably this is what it means.
If a small modification is made, the loopholes and rationality can be made up, but the case will not be brilliant and the expected effect will not be achieved.
So I decided to cut the follow-up plot of the case.
The previous plot will not be changed, and a new plot will be written on this basis.
This has happened before, and although it takes a lot of brainpower, it's not a big problem.
Steady.