Crime Solving: The Female Yama Moves into the Men’s Dorm and Becomes Everyone’s Favorite

I can see what the killer saw for ten minutes before and after the crime. So, Mr. Killer, I’ve got my eye on you...

My name is Ruan Tang. My stepmother gave me that name.

When I went to college, I changed it to Zhang Xiaotang because I wanted to take my stepmother’s surname.

I have a slightly abnormal superpower: I can see a criminal’s point of view for the ten minutes before and after they commit a crime.

Using this ability, I landed a job as an external consultant for the police force, code-named “Little Yama.”

The first time the detectives saw me, they were all dumbfounded. Where was the cold-faced, middle-aged female big shot they’d been promised? Who was this junior with her hair in a bun?

I haven’t told anyone the truth about my ability, not even my two roommates.

It’s not that I don’t trust them. I just don’t know how to explain it.

“Hey, so, I can possess killers, which is why I’m so good at solving cases”?

That sounds pretty crazy.

By day, I’m the genius profiler who strikes fear into criminals.

By night, I’m a human attachment for my two roommates, with a terminal case of morning grumpiness, more guts than the guys, and a tendency to be showered with food...

Lu Yanzhi is a cool, top student at the law school. At work, he uses contract clauses to protect me from being overborrowed by the police. At home, I can win him over with just three sweet-talking lines.

Gu Yu is a sunny, muscular medical student, a top student who’s also great at martial arts. At work, one look from him is enough to intimidate anyone. At home, he’s a chef who sticks labels on lunch boxes that read “For my Xiaotang only.”