In "The Illustrated Book of Hunting Crimes", Shen Yi finally drew the woman. The mysterious woman underwent plastic surgery to look like another woman. She came to Shen Yi's studio and told Shen Yi's portrait of her that the painting was true. picture. The mysterious woman took a photo of a child and asked Shen Yi to draw what he would look like as an adult. The talented Shen Yi drew it effortlessly. The mysterious woman gave the portrait to the killer, and Lei Yifei was killed. After finishing the painting, Shen Yi himself was pushed into the sea, his life hanging by a thread. When he woke up, he lost part of his memory, including the appearance of the mysterious woman. 1. Shen Yi felt guilty because he couldn't draw that woman's appearance.
The death of Lei Yifei changed the fate of the two people. Shen Yi gave up his promising career as a painter and came to the police station to be an ordinary portraitist. Ducheng was more focused on his work because of the death of his master Lei Yifei, and has been secretly investigating the case. Shen Yi can draw an old man at the age of three, and he can also draw criminals through blurry surveillance videos, but no matter how hard he tries, it is difficult to quickly draw the face of a mysterious woman. His paintings and talents led to Lei Yifei's death. He felt extremely guilty and kept trying to recall the woman's face. 2. The mysterious woman herself recognized Shen Yi’s portrait.
The woman was a member of a criminal gang. She wanted to escape from the organization, underwent plastic surgery to look like a woman about to give birth, and start an ordinary life with the woman's child. But she was not kind to others, and her husband always abused her. She found an opportunity to kill her husband and blame others, and then generously entered and exited the police station as a family member of the victim. When she saw Shen Yi When posting the portrait in the studio, he said: "The painting I painted really looks like it." 3. Relevant information.
As the first unit investigative drama focusing on simulated portraitists, "The Illustrated Crime Hunt" not only brings a sense of freshness to the public, but also shoulders the responsibility of popularizing science. The saying "Computers can never replace the human brain" makes people curious about how "insane" the simulation portrait artist's daily work is.
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