The evolution of the forensic profession in China has catalyzed multiple transformations in forensic writing: from academic discourse focused on technical inquiry to contemporary popular literature that integrates multidisciplinary perspectives spanning forensic science, sociology, and literary arts. This paper examines academic literature, novels, and screenplays authored by forensic practitioners, exploring their narrative characteristics and evolutionary trends. It analyzes their impact on aesthetic expression and audience engagement, while proposing pathways for innovative development through the integration of contemporary media technologies.