The Golden Finger for Solving Cases Comes with a Husband

Not a serious drama, but a light, sweet, everyone-loves-the-protagonist mystery story

G City is in the midst of rapid economic growth, with huge numbers of people moving in and out. Lately, residents have been on edge, as an average of one murder takes place each month.

The rookie police officer Song Nongzhi, who accidentally finds himself thrust into the spotlight: ...How do I deal with nightmare difficulty from the start?

Fortunately, he'd bound himself to a mystery-solving golden finger long ago.

His family keeps a mysterious jade statue passed down from the Tang Dynasty.

Shake its hand, and you can learn roughly when a crime occurred.

Touch its face, and you can learn the killer's gender.

So what would happen if he held it while sleeping through the night?

After Song Nongzhi tried it, he dreamed all night about crime scenes.

The next day, he opened his eyes feeling refreshed. The jade statue had mysteriously vanished, and in front of him was a strange young man holding him in his arms.

With lowered lashes, the other man looked both aggrieved and overflowing with desire, demanding that Song Xianzhi take responsibility for him.

But placating the male ghost wasn't the end of it.

A gentle senior inspector, a cold and aloof forensic doctor...

They became increasingly demanding outside work, completely disregarding the fact that Song Nongzhi was merely a poor rookie junior. Even when he was exhausted in body and mind between interrogations, they still pressed Song Xianzhi to say who he most liked working with.

The typhoon-day murder case, the red-clad ghost in the high-rise case, the long-haired corpse in the pigeonhole apartment plumbing case...

From the blurred neon lights on the twenty-seventh floor of a high-rise in a rainstorm, to the sewers connecting the pipes in a pigeonhole-style shared apartment.

Defend justice and speak up for what's right.

Song Nongzhi solves one strange case after another. Delighted, the mayor holds a press conference to commend this criminal-investigation prodigy.

Perhaps because investigating cases is exhausting, the little detective keeps rubbing his waist as he sits onstage, and his legs tremble when he stands.

The mayor remarks that Officer Xiao has sacrificed a great deal for his investigations.

Song Nongzhi smiles and admits that he's indeed made many sacrifices to solve the cases, but that it's all worth it for the citizens. QwQ

Reading Guide:

1. An energetic rookie officer bottom who can climb buildings and shoot a gun with equal skill, and is very good at coaxing men.

2. I really want to eat up a growing-protagonist bottom. He's very, very weak at first and relies on his husbands for everything. He reciprocates their feelings late, and will become stronger later on.

3. The cases, geography, and legal system are all fictional. The bottom is loved by everyone, and the author's tastes are really cliché. Most of the story is focused on romance with the bottom, so don't read it expecting a serious crime-investigation drama.

4. The country and city are fictional, though some real-world geography and cases were used as references.

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