A top art student was tricked into working as an administrator in the police camp by his uncle. Before he could even cry, he bumped into the most cold-faced captain in the police station!
Su Jianwan dreams of designing, but is forced to deal with archives every day. What's even worse is that he is treated as a thorn in the side by his colleague Bai Rou - he steals jobs, blames others, changes the design draft, and makes things difficult in every possible way.
But who would have thought that this soft-looking little painter could actually be a hidden portrait master? The blurry outlines of suspects in old files were brought to life through her hands; the propaganda posters that had been maliciously tampered with were redrawn overnight, stunning the audience.
What's even more surprising is that a sketch she drew of a police camp was caught red-handed by the criminal investigation team leader Lu Chen.
Everyone thought that Su Jianwan was going to be unlucky, but unexpectedly, the cold-faced King of Hell suddenly turned into a gentle and loyal dog:
"The files are too heavy, I'll move them."
"Someone is making things difficult? Tell me your name."
"From now on, you can only paint me with your paintbrush."
When a cute painter meets a tough detective, what does it mean to make things difficult in the workplace? Being pampered by the captain is a serious matter!
Reader comments
This tomato criminal investigation romance novel has a novel theme. The talented portrait artist Su Jianwan teams up with the iron-blooded criminal investigation captain Lu Chen. The navy-blue characters with brushes and guns are very contrasting. The two lines of case investigation and love are parallel and brisk. The case fits the characteristics of the portrait artist's profession. Multiple murderous cases in the city are advanced layer by layer, with a sense of suspense and fireworks. The male and female protagonists run into each other from the workplace to being attracted to each other. The delicate interaction of two-way guardianship is addictive. The only drawback is that the heroine was a little weak in the early stages of the story. She was framed by her colleagues many times and was delayed in fighting back. Some of the supporting characters were tool-personified, and the details of the case were slightly watered down. Overall, it is suitable for readers who prefer light criminal investigations and sweet pets. There is no heavy sadistic plot, the sweetness of the emotional line is balanced, and the two-way running atmosphere under the navy blue uniform is full of atmosphere. It is very suitable for leisure reading.
The protagonists are independent in character and are capable and capable people. In terms of plot, I focused more on the cases written by the author. Generally speaking, they can be linked together, which made me realize the hard work and difficulty of criminal police work in fiction and imagination in reality. Although the characters and storylines in it are fictional, compared to reality, some cases occurred in it, which is still about 5 points. It is a real projection and is worth seeing.
However, there are a few minor issues that I would like to complain about. 1. Why did I write about some city-level or county-level cases of robbery and property theft before, but later I wrote more about provincial-level cases of child trafficking. 2. The male and female protagonists use language quotations and descriptions. The first words they say are more "thank you", and the latter words are more "I will accompany you to find out this case. Don't be afraid." 3. There is also the mole, a veteran criminal investigation policeman with 13 to 20 years of experience in a team. After two or three arrests of serious suspects were made, and they escaped early two times more than three times, why not find the mole first, and instead continue to pursue the case? Although I know it may be because of insufficient evidence.
Highlights: In terms of setting up foreshadowing, it is also quite logical and makes readers think. For example, the life experience of the heroine is revealed later, and after the heroine became a criminal investigation portrait training teacher in the criminal police brigade, the student named Li described the paintings he drew.
So far, the writing seems to be okay, pretty good.
The female protagonist is 26, the male protagonist is 35, the eldest female protagonist is 9 years old, the male protagonist is divorced, and the female protagonist is the first to be tempted.
It's okay, the relationship between the male and female protagonists is like a long-term relationship, and the two work together to solve the case. The female protagonist slowly grows up, but she never thought that there are three evil spirits. (Su Jianwan x Lu Chen)
Both the psychological and action descriptions are very delicate and real. The author has profound writing skills and is worth reading.
It's so beautiful and it captures my heart
The characters' emotions are described delicately, and the storyline is unconventional.
Where is the hero's family? I mentioned the male protagonist's family before, but I didn't explain it clearly.
This tomato criminal investigation romance novel has a novel theme. The talented portrait artist Su Jianwan teams up with the iron-blooded criminal investigation captain Lu Chen. The navy-blue characters with brushes and guns are very contrasting. The two lines of case investigation and love are parallel and brisk. The case fits the characteristics of the portrait artist's profession. Multiple murderous cases in the city are advanced layer by layer, with a sense of suspense and fireworks. The male and female protagonists run into each other from the workplace to being attracted to each other. The delicate interaction of two-way guardianship is addictive. The only drawback is that the heroine was a little weak in the early stages of the story. She was framed by her colleagues many times and was delayed in fighting back. Some of the supporting characters were tool-personified, and the details of the case were slightly watered down. Overall, it is suitable for readers who prefer light criminal investigations and sweet pets. There is no heavy sadistic plot, the sweetness of the emotional line is balanced, and the two-way running atmosphere under the navy blue uniform is full of atmosphere. It is very suitable for leisure reading.
The protagonists are independent in character and are capable and capable people. In terms of plot, I focused more on the cases written by the author. Generally speaking, they can be linked together, which made me realize the hard work and difficulty of criminal police work in fiction and imagination in reality. Although the characters and storylines in it are fictional, compared to reality, some cases occurred in it, which is still about 5 points. It is a real projection and is worth seeing. However, there are a few minor issues that I would like to complain about. 1. Why did I write about some city-level or county-level cases of robbery and property theft before, but later I wrote more about provincial-level cases of child trafficking. 2. The male and female protagonists use language quotations and descriptions. The first words they say are more "thank you", and the latter words are more "I will accompany you to find out this case. Don't be afraid." 3. There is also the mole, a veteran criminal investigation policeman with 13 to 20 years of experience in a team. After two or three arrests of serious suspects were made, and they escaped early two times more than three times, why not find the mole first, and instead continue to pursue the case? Although I know it may be because of insufficient evidence. Highlights: In terms of setting up foreshadowing, it is also quite logical and makes readers think. For example, the life experience of the heroine is revealed later, and after the heroine became a criminal investigation portrait training teacher in the criminal police brigade, the student named Li described the paintings he drew.
So far, the writing seems to be okay, pretty good.
The female protagonist is 26, the male protagonist is 35, the eldest female protagonist is 9 years old, the male protagonist is divorced, and the female protagonist is the first to be tempted.
It's okay, the relationship between the male and female protagonists is like a long-term relationship, and the two work together to solve the case. The female protagonist slowly grows up, but she never thought that there are three evil spirits. (Su Jianwan x Lu Chen)
Both the psychological and action descriptions are very delicate and real. The author has profound writing skills and is worth reading.
It's so beautiful and it captures my heart
The characters' emotions are described delicately, and the storyline is unconventional.
Where is the hero's family? I mentioned the male protagonist's family before, but I didn't explain it clearly.