Police: You Were Supposed to Go Undercover, Not Bundle Up Wanted Criminals

Ji Hai transmigrates into a parallel world and becomes a rookie police officer assigned to undercover work. He awakens the "Criminal Supply System."

Criminals instinctively gravitate toward Ji Hai.

Pickpockets from all over the country come to make a score, stop by Ji Hai's shop for barbecue, and get wiped out to a man.

A funeral-clad gang comes for a team outing and stays overnight at Ji Hai's house. The whole group is taken down on the spot.

A Southeast Asian crime syndicate comes to poach talent, only for Ji Hai to poach the entire outfit in return. The Emerald Kingdom promptly bows to the Rabbit.

Wherever Ji Hai goes, criminals flock to him like fish, practically lining up to get caught.

Pickpocket ringleader: Why couldn't I keep my mouth shut? Getting arrested just for a bite of barbecue is so embarrassing!

Funeral-clad gang leader: There's no escaping him. We stayed at Ji Hai's place, and we got automatically bundled up with all the evidence of our crimes.

Southeast Asian syndicate boss: What a disaster. I usually make money by scamming people over the phone, but today Ji Hai scammed me back to the days before liberation.

Colleague: We used to rely on the few hundred yuan in bonuses for making arrests. Now Ji Hai tosses us enough to buy a house.

Director: So you're saying our bureau's income is no worse than your Culture and Tourism Bureau's.

Culture and Tourism Bureau: Ji Hai, don't go! I'll help you lure in another batch of criminals.

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