Every Door Opens Onto a Crime Scene, and I’m a Regular at the Police Station

For socially anxious Su Tong, life’s biggest shock isn’t working 996 or meeting KPIs. It’s opening the door and coming face-to-face with a crime scene. The first time, she thought it was a hallucination brought on by too much work stress. The second time, she began to question her life. When it happened a third and fourth time, she wondered: Was she born with some kind of “crime-scene radar”? After one visit to the police station after another, Su Tong, a real estate agent earning just 3,000 yuan a month, was forced into becoming an unofficial member of the police force, code-named “Lucky Fish.” From then on, her life went completely off the rails: Showing a client a house? Hold on, let me point the criminal investigators in the right direction first. Someone died in this house, so it’s bad luck. The new neighbor next door is handsome? Careful. The sound of him sharpening knives every night is just like that of a certain serial killer! Company retreat at a remote mountain guesthouse? Great, my “passive skill” can boost my performance again! But she just can’t figure out why Song Ye, the stern-faced team leader who agreed their relationship would be “strictly professional,” keeps looking at her more and more strangely. It’s almost as if he wants to make her his “personal piece of evidence”... Oh no, could he have fallen for me...?