I’m a Cop, Right? So Why Are All My Skills So Unholy?

[Satisfying revenge] [Criminal investigation] [System] [Transmigration] [Lighthearted comedy]

He Chuan transmigrates to a parallel world and finds that, instead of being a criminal investigator as he was in his previous life, he’s become a nobody at a police station: a customer service representative.

Then, while taking a call, he awakens the God-Tier Detective Lottery System.

Every time he catches a criminal or solves a case, he earns points for a lottery draw.

He Chuan thinks this transmigration might actually work out!

But the skills he awakens leave him baffled.

The Thousand-Mile Ear, designed for eavesdropping (he can determine someone’s personal information and surroundings from their voice)

The Hacker’s Hand, which steals data (no matter what electronic device it is, one glance lets him locate key data remotely)

Mind Reading, which sees through people (he has mastered countless psychological strategies and schemes, and can see into your heart with just one sentence)

The Uncanny Art of Mahjong Cheating (he’s an expert in every mahjong hand and can dominate the table without ever losing)

These skills leave He Chuan laughing and crying at the same time. You’re really something, all right!

But as he investigates one case after another, he keeps discovering that these skills can work wonders at crucial moments.

And as He Chuan’s bizarre skills are exposed one by one, the higher-ups are left dumbfounded.

“Good thing this kid He Chuan became a cop. Otherwise, he’d be no good for society at all...”