Back to the 1990s: Solving Crimes Matters More Than Getting Married

Su Xiaoxiao transmigrates into the body of a female detective in the 1990s, with missing memories and a fiancé who’s been swapped out.

The original owner’s friend, Ruan Jing, has been reborn. She steals Su Xiaoxiao’s fiancé, then leaves her the husband who made her own previous life miserable, Li Heng.

Su Xiaoxiao isn’t running a junkyard. She refuses to accept a marriage to a stranger.

Li Heng agrees, too. The problem is, his backside is the only thing that gets beaten black and blue.

To escape the wedding, Su Xiaoxiao joins the criminal police and moves into the single officers’ dormitory.

That very day, she learns that Li Heng is her mentor.

He’s only five years older than her and already her mentor. Is he up to the job?

As she cracks case after case, she grows fonder of criminal investigation and admits that Li Heng is an excellent detective. But should she still go through with the marriage?

Ruan Jing is living happily after her wedding and often shows it off in front of everyone.

Gradually, however, Su Xiaoxiao realizes that her behavior is getting stranger and stranger, while her husband insists she’s ill. She can’t sleep without taking sleeping pills every night.

Su Xiaoxiao remembers that in her previous life, the original owner also became ill and often took sleeping pills before losing her memories.

Could there be something suspicious about the original owner’s death in her previous life?

Just as Su Xiaoxiao is wondering whether someone else’s husband might be up to something, Li Heng suddenly leans in to kiss her.

“What are you doing?”

“Didn’t you say you’d repay your debt?”

“What debt?”

“I took a beating for you, and you promised to repay me.”

Su Xiaoxiao is baffled. Didn’t he get hit on the backside? Why does he want her to repay him with a kiss?

A rookie detective heroine who grows into the role × a clever, scheming hero who always has everything under control