
I Transmigrated to the 1980s and Can Smell a Killer
穿越八零,我能闻到凶手的味道
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- Ongoing
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- 932k Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Female-Channel Mystery
- Updated
- 2d ago
- English
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No CP! No CP! The Female Lead Is Incredibly Strong! Metaphysics! Metaphysics! No Livestreaming!
A Hilarious, Capable Female Lead, No CP
Looking for stories with a female lead who's not a doormat, isn't swayed by men, and has someone she truly wants to protect.
A Smart Female Lead Who Solves Cases
I'm looking for books like "Solving Cases at the Cost of My Life: Making a Killing in a Detective Game". The female lead solves cases with a System, and she needs to be smart, not reliant on it. A male lead is optional, but if there is one, I'd prefer him to be a criminal police officer.
The Female Lead Is a Police Officer Who Travels Back to the 1980s or 1990s While Investigating a Case
The female lead is a police officer. While investigating a case, she transmigrates to the 1980s or 1990s and meets the male lead, who is a star at the time. I can't remember the rest of the plot. Please help, I didn't add it to my bookshelf and now I can't find it 😭
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It's quite good and funny; the female lead is great because she never gets bullied. I like these short, episodic stories, and the main plot involving a mastermind is quite engaging. Just please avoid pairing her with any romantic characters.
It's good; even someone who usually enjoys quick transmigration stories found it very enjoyable, and the plot flows smoothly. Too much of the silliness and madness makes it less appealing; and the fact that the female lead's mother keeps spoiling and protecting her, dragging it out for over a hundred chapters without giving up, is truly astounding.
The female lead perfectly embodies the personality of a zombie reborn—strong, independent, and unyielding yet with a touch of warmth, she's incredibly refreshing. She's powerful and intelligent, so cool! A female lead like this, reaching the pinnacle of life, could be a role model for women. [Salute]
It's a smooth and enjoyable watch. The female lead is highly skilled in combat, decisive, and never suffers a loss. Even as a police officer, she follows her heart. Perhaps due to the impact of the apocalypse, she's not morally blackmailed; instead, she uses her deceased father to manipulate others, frequently threatening suicide, which is quite amusing. The police officers are also very kind.
The premise is novel, the cases are unconventional, the characters are well-developed, and there's no gender bias. The protagonist's team is Little Bitter Gourd's team; only Old Cheng, who initially had strong prejudices, doesn't suffer from psychological trauma—he must have a good wife.
Up to chapter 139, the plot was pretty good so far. The cases were quite engaging, and the female lead's erratic outbursts were both satisfying and hilarious. The original owner's father's background and the hidden enemies were intriguing, making you want to keep watching to find out the truth. However, it got increasingly exaggerated.
The female lead is ruthless and decisive when dealing with criminals, but lenient with her mother who is always holding her back, perhaps keeping her around as a lead. The case-solving process, which starts with scent, is so far acceptable.
I like the female lead, and the characters are quite well-developed, but I can't stand the female lead's mother. Just like the reviews say, she's lenient with her own mother but ruthless towards outsiders. No matter what important connections there are later, I just can't watch it anymore.
😄😄😄😄😄 It's so beautiful, and very well written. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
It's a great read. I'd like to ask the author, is there a male lead? Is it Xu, Captain Chang, or is there no romantic pairing?