[No System | Female Protagonist's Perspective | Modern Daily Life | Slow and Ambiguous]
Chen Lulu, 22 years old, is a female police officer at the grassroots level who has only been on the job for less than a month. During the day, she sat in an old police car with a malfunctioning air conditioner and stuck seats, and had a quarrel with Lin Yuan, a thirty-year-old teacher who had never been in love; at night, she put on JKs, put on loafers, and arrived at the city bureau compound at a height of 34 meters.
She casually held up the police car, showed her halo, and declared seriously: "God is real. Also, give the Chang'an Police Station another car."
She originally just wanted to scare people and make herself happy, but instead she exposed her identity, work, and an unclear master-disciple ambiguity to the whole world.
When a real goddess still has to write materials, visit communities, handle police situations, and wait to buy French fries after get off work, how does absolute power get along with the rules of the world? How long can that master whose ears turn red whenever he hears "get bigger" stay calm?
This is a story that does not have a system and does not rely on upgrades to fight monsters: there is the willfulness of the 34-meter-tall man, and the daily life of 1.71-Meter-tall; there is the serious reaction of the real society to the gods, and there is also the heartbeat of two adults slowly getting closer.
