I Won the Pavilion Master’s Heart by Solving Cases

Name: I Won the Pavilion Master’s Heart by Solving Cases
Author: Young Master Qinghuan

我凭断案拿下阁主大人

by Young Master Qinghuan (清欢公子)

Status: Completed
Length: 155k Words
Genre: Mystery
Subgenre: Female-Channel Mystery
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Fanqie

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[Cool and aloof on the outside, adorable and clueless on the inside: a young detective girl X a poker-faced Pavilion Master who talks himself into falling for her] [Transmigrate + contrasting personalities + love and hate + love grows over time + secret identity] Wen Sheng transmigrated. The original owner was a top-tier constable, skilled in both letters and arms, with ruthless methods. As for Wen Sheng, she was a weak, reclusive shut-in. Yet the original owner had broken into the imperial palace to investigate her family’s massacre, and had been thrown in prison. Was heaven messing with her? It was hell mode from the start… Her excellent acting saved her from the death penalty, but she ended up as the emperor’s tool for solving cases. And to make matters worse, the emperor assigned her a partner: Qi Yunzhao, supposedly there to “assist” her, but really to spy on her. He was frail, sharp-tongued, and arrogant, and his favorite thing was to undermine Wen Sheng. She carefully played the original owner’s brilliant-constable persona, only for Qi Yunzhao to see right through her. The martial world said she was ruthless and had a heart as poisonous as a snake’s. Qi Yunzhao: “False. She can barely bring herself to kill a chicken, and she squeals if she steps on a bug.” The martial world said she did everything herself, acting swiftly and decisively without ever dragging her feet. Qi Yunzhao: “False. I’m the one who surveys the crime scenes. When danger strikes, she runs even faster than I do…” The martial world said she’d always been alone and had no interest in men. Qi Yunzhao: “False. Which blind fool said that? Am I not a man?” Wen Sheng: “You sure do have a lot to say. Fine, I’ll come clean and stop pretending. From now on, I’m going to be a lazy layabout.”

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