She Catches Every Criminal, So What If She’s a Little Arrogant?

[Ancient mystery-solving + horror game System + female forensic examiner + overwhelmingly strong, hot-tempered heroine who never stays upset for more than three seconds] Su Wan transmigrates into the body of a pitiful bride who was murdered on her wedding night. She has no idea who the killer is? No problem. The System gives her a boost. The memories of vengeful spirits become game instances, and even the hardest-to-find evidence appears once she completes a mission. A perfect crime? Getting away with murder? Not while she’s around! She catches the real culprit in each instance and lets the victims vent their anger. Then, back in the real world, Su Wan makes sure every one of those scumbags stops breathing for good! She has more than enough strength and tricks to deal with trash. As the junior minister of the Court of Judicial Review, Pei Muqing was once known in the capital as the “Living King of Hell,” feared by every criminal. That is, until he married a wife… The once fearsome Lord Pei, whose name could silence a crying child, is now called a shameless freeloader. They call his wife a shrew, arrogant and domineering. And Pei Muqing, that bastard, protects her without the slightest regard for right or wrong… Lord Pei has this to say: You people without wives to spoil you are just jealous. She’s the one catching all the criminals. So what if she’s a little domineering? With him backing her, Su Wan can do anything she wants, and rightly so. She is his salvation, and he is her strength. (There is a male lead, but he has a low profile. He’s strong, but she’s even stronger. The romance is a slow burn.)