The 1990s: I Just Became a Police Officer and Got Bound to a Crime System

[Period Drama + Mystery + System + Family Squabbles + Gossip + Undercover Agent + Everyone's Favorite + Morally Ambiguous Heroine]

An explosion sent her, a military dog, transmigrating into the womb of a female two-legged creature in 1967.

In 1990, at the age of twenty-two, she graduated from police academy and returned to her county to work as a police officer at the local station.

Her father abandoned his wife and daughter. When the national college entrance exams were reinstated, he chose to divorce her mother.

Her mother didn't spend her days weeping and wailing. Instead, she got a hefty sum out of that scumbag, and now runs a breakfast shop in the county seat.

On the train back to her county from the capital, she dreamed that she and her mother were actually bit-part characters in a novel, never appearing on the page and only ever mentioned by the protagonist.

The book tells the story of a real and a fake heiress. Their tale unfolds in the university staff compound where her scumbag father lives. The real heiress and the male lead bring up her mother and her, saying that her father was a scumbag who married a village woman while sent down to the countryside to avoid hard labor, then eventually abandoned his wife and daughter.

Her biological father gets quite a lot of page time, since the daughter from his second wife's previous marriage is one of the cannon-fodder characters competing with the heroine for the male lead.

She was also bound to something called the Crime System.

Good heavens! She came back to be a police officer, not a criminal!

Step by step, she rises from a low-ranking officer at the county police station, moving from the county to the city, then the province, and finally the capital.