When Li Xiaobai, the top student in the police academy's theory, joined the Qingteng City Public Security Bureau, he was assigned to the mystery department that handles supernatural cases. He studied under Wang Jianguo, the "rule breaker" who pinned the police badge on his floral shirt.
The evidence bag here will run away on its own, the filing cabinet will hiccup, and the "Survival Guide" says "Don't look back when you hear footsteps after midnight." Wang Jianguo's three "golden rules" made the top student collapse: only drink the third cup of coffee, don't correct his Mandarin, and the red-coated reporters must be fed mints - because they say sarcastic remarks.
When the "Criminal Code" encountered the wild path of using tuna cans to "recruit" evidence bags, and when "scientific handling of cases" encountered the practice of tying a red scarf on a filing cabinet as a "mascot," Li Xiaobai discovered that all the strange rules had loopholes: the man in red said "lost the dog" was actually "stealing the dog," and the clicking sound in the archives room was the filing cabinet "hiccups." Wang Jianguo's phrase "Rules are meant to be applied flexibly" became the key to cracking the mystery. The master and apprentice used the lyrics of "Black Cat Sheriff" to extract clues and VR glasses to catch mirror criminals, tearing open the fog of ghost stories in a nonsensical operation. There is no bloody horror here, only black humor that uses absurdity to confront weirdness. Between the "Police Manual" and Wild Road, all unreasonable rules are broken with a smile.
