Chapter 1079 - 1010: Minor Flaws
Huang Qiangmin used his superior technique to temporarily evade the blockade of several Criminal Police Brigade officers from Qingshi Municipal Bureau and approached Jiang Yuan, asking, "What’s the situation?"
"Hmm... From the looks of it now, it’s a straightforward dismemberment case," Jiang Yuan replied as he quickly scrolled through photos of the body on his PAD. "There should be quite a lot of clues."
"How difficult is it?"
"A weak LV3, maybe." After all, it was a dismemberment case. While the degree of "dismemberment" wasn’t extensive, it still qualified. Giving it an LV3 rating was a gesture of respect toward this type of case.
"That’s not too bad then," Huang Qiangmin heaved a sigh of relief. He occasionally heard Jiang Yuan use terms like LV1 or LV3 and had come to grasp their meanings. He even found this classification system quite handy—it made understanding the situation clear and provided direct guidance for discussions.
Otherwise, simply saying "difficult," "very difficult," or "tricky" meant little—who could tell which version was truly difficult?
Jiang Yuan nodded faintly. "It’s not exactly hard. If we follow standard procedures, we’ll probably be able to complete the case, though there’s a chance we might not. If we fail, then the difficulty level increases."
A task that can be completed step by step isn’t considered particularly challenging.
From another perspective, individuals and teams capable of executing tasks through rote procedures are scarce. For example, among the 150 points on the math section of the college entrance exam, roughly 90 points can be attributed to rote memorization. Yet, historically, less than 60% of exam-takers achieve this level.
Therefore, a majority of people in this world lack even basic procedural competence—whether it’s the incompetent workers at the office, reckless drivers on the road, or nonsensical comments online, they are all evidence of a society sliding toward the lower end of capability.