You Were Supposed to Simulate Crimes, Not Win Over the Female Detective

Mo Li transmigrates to another world and takes part in a show called Master of Deduction, where contestants simulate crimes and detective work.

His partner is Zhou Ye, the pure and adorable actress who played the villain Wei Lai in Better Days. The two work together with perfect chemistry, leaving the detectives stumped in every simulated crime.

Mo Li's opponents include a stunning hacker detective, an incomparably elegant princess detective, a mind-reading detective, a military champion detective, and more...

As the show becomes a hit, baffling mysteries begin appearing in the real world, and Mo Li must solve them one by one.

The show and reality intertwine, as deduction dances with crime!

On the show: Why did the famous detective Li Changyu suffocate in a locked room? Why does a killer who confessed to the crime have an alibi from twenty years ago? Why was the murder weapon stored somewhere else when the crime took place? What is the story behind the headless case at the Flower Shifting Palace, performed with glove puppetry, and the novel-peddling version of The Peerless Twins? When Mo Li kidnaps the director and demands one hundred million in cash, how will they move 1.5 tons of banknotes during a livestream?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.