When he woke up, seventeen-year-old Shen Qinghe became a "little policeman" in the public security compound in the 1960s.
In order to avoid going to the countryside, she took over the "iron rice bowl" from her mother.
Colleagues think of her as a baby who needs to be taken care of, while neighbors think of her as a harmless neighbor.
Little did she know that this compound was Shen Qinghe's biggest "melon field"!
The widower of the east family eloped for love and lost both his life and wealth; the newlyweds of the west family showed off their acting skills and got into a fight; the old lady in the backyard secretly ate peach cakes and "pretended to be a corpse", alarming the neighbors; there were "will-o'-the-wisps" in the public toilets, and it turned out to be a baby bear acting as a demon...
Adhering to the melon-eating principle of "knowing the plot without interfering with the plot", Shen Qinghe holds first-hand gossip and happily wanders on the front line of the melon fields.
Until one day, Uncle Wang pulled her mysteriously: "Xiao Qinghe, there are a lot of new faces around our compound recently..."
Behind the seemingly trivial disputes, there seems to be a looming dark line hidden.
When the real danger quietly approached the fireworks world she loved, Shen Qinghe discovered that she could no longer just "eat" this "melon".
Let's see how our little policeman uses his "melon-eating" skills to uncover hidden dangers and protect the human fireworks of this compound.
Reader comments
It's really good. I don't know why I didn't rate it. I read the previous one and rarely commented on it, but I liked it so much. Kudos to the author.
It's really good. I don't know why I didn't rate it. I read the previous one and rarely commented on it, but I liked it so much. Kudos to the author.