Su Zhe, a 25-year-old internet marketing specialist, never imagined his newlywed life would turn into “disaster mode.” He was an easygoing office worker who hated trouble and couldn’t even decide whether to return an item. Thanks to his handsome looks, the well-off policewoman Lin Xi pursued him. But after they married, he unexpectedly became bound to the “Crime Radar System.” It has no cooldown and no location restrictions. At breakfast, it warns him that “the baozi shop is using expired meat.” During a bathroom break at work, it detects “someone stealing a coworker’s computer.” Even when he goes downstairs for a late-night barbecue, a red alert pops up: “The vendor is a fugitive.” His fantasy of a quiet, peaceful life is shattered completely.
He treats the System as his biggest secret. Even Lin Xi only knows that “my husband always happens to stumble into trouble.” Every time the System rings, his legs turn to jelly, but he can’t bring himself to ignore it. When he discovers a problem at the breakfast shop, he shakily calls Lin Xi: “Get here quick! There’s something wrong with this baozi place!” When he sees someone stealing a computer, he crouches in a bathroom stall and whispers for help: “Honey, save me! I’m scared to go out!” When he runs into a fugitive, he hides behind a utility pole and calls the police in a tearful voice: “Xi Xi, he’s holding barbecue skewers. Be careful!” He’s a total coward the whole time, but he quietly memorizes the criminals’ features and only breathes a sigh of relief once the police arrive.
At first, his fans laugh that “newlywed life has given him ridiculous luck.” Later, they tune in to watch his everyday life and catch criminals in the act. “I used to think overtime was the worst part of being an office worker. Now I’ve seen Su Zhe run into a thief while eating hot pot.” “Xi Xi should get Su Zhe a bodyguard. Otherwise, next time he’ll be crying at a barbecue stall.”
