[Scheming hypnotist + one woman, multiple men + criminal profiling + romantic rivalry + male competition + strong female lead]
Rong Se is a top criminal profiler at the Ministry of State Security, stunningly beautiful and a natural nemesis to criminals.
She is transferred straight into the major crimes unit, where four top-tier big shots greet her with cold stares.
Then a serial killer breaks down and sobs in remorse after just a few words from her, and she sees through a perfect crime at a glance, solving a thirty-year-old cold case.
She's never relied on her looks, but on a dangerous charm that lets her manipulate people's hearts.
When all four big shots fall for her one after another, vying for her attention and putting aside their pride to beg for a place by her side...
Rong Se lazily raises her eyes, her red lips curling into a faint smile. “What's the rush? My game has only just begun.”
Later, all of the capital knows that the four living fiends, feared by everyone, have become her most loyal hounds.
They willingly bow their heads, all for the chance to make her smile.
The female lead's exceptional mental fortitude is truly admirable. No matter who hasn't completely won her over, she remains calm. However, Xie Li's identity still leaves me wondering, and the "God-Making House" remains a mystery. Why must it be the female lead? Every case's ending is somehow connected to it. It's intriguing. Keep up the good work, author!
I'd like to ask how many of the male leads are chaste [what?].
It's well-written, but isn't the romance progressing too fast? [What?] They've only solved one case, and Lu is already so smitten with the female lead. It doesn't seem like there's much of a romantic bond between them in the story.