You Told Me to Play the Villainess, So Why Am I Arresting the CEO with Criminal Law?

[Transmigrate into a Book] [Strong Female Lead] [Subverting the Tropes] [Crackdown on Organized Crime] [Satisfying Legal Drama] [Light Comedy]

When she woke up, veteran legal counsel Lu Wanyi had transmigrated into a CEO romance novel as a villainous rich beauty and supporting female character.

Everyone here was worth hundreds of billions. They were either the richest person in the country or had connections in both the underworld and the legitimate world, and they broke the law at the drop of a hat.

Kidnapping people in broad daylight? Unlawful imprisonment? Hiring private armies?

And her own father was the boss of Ba City!

While other people who transmigrated into books focused on romance, the first thing she did was sell her Aston Martin and buy a Passat, afraid the authorities would investigate her father.

The second thing she did was call 110 and report him under her real name, launching a crackdown on organized crime.

The CEO gave a sinister smile. "In this city, I am the law."

Lu Wanyi opened her copy of the Criminal Law. "Unlawful imprisonment carries a minimum sentence of three years. Would you like me to find the page for you?"

Before long, the detention center was packed.

The CEOs used their superhuman stamina to work the sewing machines through the night. The prices of shoes, hats, luggage, handbags, and other goods plummeted overnight, bringing benefits to the people.

A hard-nosed criminal investigation captain had to work overtime every day writing case reports, and his hair grew thinner and thinner. "Lu Wanyi, can you report just one CEO a month?"

Lu Wanyi smiled. "No. This month's KPI is three."