About the author

Liu Xingchen is a Chinese author commonly categorized under suspense and mystery fiction. Public information about him is limited, and three of his works are currently included in the collection. Judging from his representative titles, including "Once Upon a Time in the Northeast: A Criminal Police Officer's Story," "Liu Xingchen's Major Case Notes" (2 volumes), and "Police Honor: A Chronicle of Gang Crackdown in a Small Town," his writing tends to center on criminal police investigations, major-case records, and local anti-gang operations, showing a strong documentary flavor and case-driven narrative. His works may present the experiences of criminal police in Northeast China in a memoir-like style, trace the ins and outs of major cases in note form, or focus on the concrete process of an anti-gang campaign in a small town, overall blending crime, police procedure, and suspense fiction. As details such as the author's biography, nationality, and dates of birth and death remain unclear, understanding of him and his work still relies mainly on the above-mentioned books themselves.

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