Petty thefts are even easier to deal with—Duanmu Huai can read the surrounding environment and rewind time. For the police, it might take bending over to find clues, but all Duanmu Huai needs to do is stand there, rewind the time, and watch how the theft happened. If he still can't catch the thief, that would be plain idiotic, wouldn't it?
As for those unsolved mysteries, they're actually the simplest for Duanmu Huai. He just finds the suspects one by one, asks them a few questions, copies their intel, then goes back, summons the shadows of the suspects, and directly asks who's the murderer. Done.
Exactly, it's just that straightforward and crude. Why bother with deduction? I'll just make them confess!
Why use your brain if you don't have to? Isn't that just being idle?
If Yuko Shionji knew about this, she'd be so pissed she'd probably faint on the spot.
