Su Zhe, a 25-year-old Internet operator, never thought that his newlywed life would be in "disaster mode" - he was originally a Buddhist social animal who was afraid of trouble and struggled with returning goods. Because of his good looks, he was chased by Lin Xi, a policewoman from a well-off family. After marriage, he was accidentally bound to the "criminal radar system". This system has no cooling time and no scene restrictions. When he eats breakfast, it will prompt "Expired meat fillings are used in the bun shop." When he goes to the toilet overtime, he can detect "Someone stole a colleague's computer." Even when he goes downstairs to buy barbecue late at night, a red alert will pop up saying "The stall owner is a fugitive." It completely shatters his illusion of "living a stable life."
He regarded the system as his biggest secret, and even Lin Xi only knew that "my husband always happens to run into trouble." Every time the system rang, he was so frightened that his legs went weak, but he didn't have the courage to let it go: If he found something wrong with the breakfast shop, he would call Lin Xi with trembling hands, "Come quickly! There's something wrong with this bun shop." When he saw someone stealing a computer, he would squat in the toilet cubicle and lower his voice to ask for help, "My wife, help me! I dare not go out." When he encountered a fugitive, he would hide behind a telephone pole and cry to the police, "Xixi, he has a skewer in his hand, be careful." He was scared to death throughout the whole process, but he would quietly remember the characteristics of the criminal and wait for the police to come and then relax.
Fans initially laughed at him for having "unbelievable luck in getting married", but later watched him watching "Catching Famous Scenes": "I used to think that the worst thing about being a social worker is working overtime, but now I see Su Zhe, he can even encounter thieves when eating hot pot." "I suggest Sister Xixi give Su Zhe a bodyguard, otherwise he will cry at the barbecue stall next time."
