Who would have thought that the two people who teamed up to solve unsolved cases in Bangkok would now mostly quarrel in Tokyo. Qin Feng insisted on sorting the milk and eggs in the refrigerator according to their shelf life, while Kiko had to hide snacks where he could not find them; he complained about her staying up late to change the code and left the desktop piled up like a "crime scene", and she in turn laughed at him for having to make a "best route list" even to buy groceries.
But noisy, noisy, he would clumsily heat brown sugar water in the microwave during her menstrual period, and insist that "after checking the information, this is best for relieving discomfort"; she would also say no nonsense when he was staring at the old case files, just hand him a cup of warm matcha, and sit with him by the window to watch the sunset dye the sky orange.
It turned out that the powerful detective and hacker were just two ordinary people learning to take care of each other in daily life.
Intention: There should be a good ending immediately
