[Cross-dressing master × policewoman × she seems to have fallen for me × I don’t dare tell her I’m a man]
Hu Qing’s life used to be pretty simple:
Write articles, take System assignments, and occasionally put on a skirt to go out for coffee.
Then he subdued a robber at a shopping mall.
And caught the attention of a policewoman.
Officer Han is tough and taciturn, and a brilliant detective.
But when it comes to love, she seems a little… slow on the uptake.
She starts finding all kinds of excuses to see him.
Today, she happens to be passing by and brings him some braised beef.
Tomorrow, she’s in the neighborhood and suggests they eat together.
The day after that, she asks if he’s busy and whether he wants to see a movie.
Hu Qing stares at the movie tickets in his hand, lost in thought:
Does she like me?
But what if she finds out that I like “him,” not “her”…?
Worse still, he himself doesn’t seem to mind this growing closeness.
One little problem: This is supposed to be a story about “ordinary friends.”
One big problem: Officer Han’s notes say, “Am I falling for her?”
One ultimate problem: She has no idea that “her” is actually a “him.”
[Reader’s guide]
Maximum sweetness / romantic tension / comedy of misunderstandings / the truth about a pretty-face lover awaits
One-on-one romance / happy ending / mutual devotion (though the directions are a little skewed)
Exposing the system, hey, you are too precise to step on the thunder. This thunder can declare the end of your book.
After reading a few chapters, I thought the policewoman was the protagonist. After reading further, I felt that the protagonist was indecisive and awkward. After reading further, I felt that the protagonist was like a fool.