Vanilla and Whiskey

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[Super-strong heroine He Sisi VS emotionally steady police detective hero Mu Yunzhou]

[Mystery] [Crime Solving] [Fantasy elements] [Devoted couples] [Two strong leads] [Anti-drug operations] [Deduction] [Mutual pursuit] [Fictional setting with privately run institutions]

A rich third-generation heiress, He Sisi is a refined, aloof “young master” by day and a bold, dazzling young lady by night. A magical bracelet turns her into her own “twin younger brother.”

Police captain Mu Yunzhou first meets “him” at the scene of a car accident, where he is a cool, detached eyewitness. The second time, he meets “her” as she hits on him at a bar late at night.

She lifts the corners of her eyes. “Officer, want to get married?”

He’s as emotionally steady as a stagnant pool. She’s determined to throw stones into it.

A string of murders erupts. A Cleaner reappears, and a man in black shadows her everywhere. She is dragged into the vortex.

By day, she investigates cases in men’s clothing to get close to him. By night, she wears women’s clothing to flirt with him and unsettle his heart.

Cold cases are reopened, an anti-drug underground network comes to light, and her younger brother, missing for years, turns out to be connected to a criminal syndicate?

“Mu Yunzhou, I have a lot of secrets.”

“Good. I’m good at solving puzzles.”

As her dual identity teeters on the brink of exposure and a gun is pointed at her heart, the bracelet finally reveals the answer:

It made her into two people for the sole purpose of bringing her to him.

A heroine with off-the-charts fighting skills and room to grow × an emotionally steady, calculating police detective. By day, they hunt criminals. By night, he pursues her.