Crime Simulator, but You’re a Cop

My next novels will be I Can See Crime Records and I Can See the Crime Scene. If you like them, please add them to your collections, lovelies! Kisses~ The blurbs are below.

Blurb:

Tang Sijun is bound to a crime simulator.

Poisoning, explosions, dismemberment... After countless simulations and countless perfect crimes, Tang Sijun should have become the police’s ultimate nightmare. Instead, he somehow ends up joining the criminal investigation squad.

At first, plenty of people think he’s just talking nonsense.

“You say he did it, so that makes him the killer? What about him looks like a murderer?”

“If you don’t have evidence, don’t go around accusing people, okay?”

“Your gut feeling? What good is that?”

Until every suspect Tang Sijun looks at turns deathly pale and starts trembling all over.

“I was wrong. I confess. The way he looked at me, it was like he was deciding where to cut first...”

“I did it all. I admit it. Just don’t let him look at me again. He’s terrifying...”

“Help! Lock me up. I can’t take it anymore...”

They thought they were standing at the edge of an abyss, but in Tang Sijun’s eyes, they glimpsed the abyss itself.

At a major commendation ceremony, a reporter fought back his fear and asked, “Officer Tang, how did you develop such almost supernaturally brilliant deductive skills?”

Tang Sijun faced the cameras and answered calmly, “Have you ever... killed someone a hundred thousand times in your dreams?”

#I have seen the deepest depravity, so I protect the purest light#

#I am sin itself, and I stand at the summit of justice#

*This story is entirely fictional. Please do not imitate anything in it.

I Can See Crime Records

After Zhang Zhenglin dies in the line of duty, he opens his eyes to find himself in the 1990s, as a newly hired police officer handling household registration.

In his previous life, Zhang Zhenglin was a detective who spent years on the front lines of murder investigations. Now he’s registering residents, and doing a surprisingly good job of it.

But as he carries his register book from street to street, he discovers that the crime records of every criminal appear clearly above their heads.

On his first day at work, Zhang Zhenglin arrests four thugs and five habitual thieves.

On his second day, a Class B fugitive who has been on the run for three years is caught.

On his third day, a serial murder case that had been buried for more than a decade is unearthed in its entirety.

The criminal investigation squad can’t sit still: With a talent like that, why are you working in household registration?!

From then on, whether it’s a cold case, a new murder, or a wrongful conviction...

As long as Zhang Zhenglin is on the case, no victim will ever be left without justice, and no crime will escape punishment.

With his own efforts, Zhang Zhenglin drives the city’s crime rate off a cliff and clears every case file that has been gathering dust for years.

His name becomes not only a nightmare for criminals, but a pillar of strength for the entire police force.

#I returned from the future, not to change fate, but to let the dead rest in peace#

I Can See the Crime Scene

Ji Zhengran unexpectedly finds himself transported to the 1990s, where he becomes an unremarkable auxiliary police officer.

Who could have guessed that the instant his hand touches a murder weapon, he would see ten seconds of the crime scene flash before his eyes?

In an era when forensic technology is still underdeveloped, Ji Zhengran’s eyes become the most precise surveillance system.

At first, no one takes Ji Zhengran seriously.

He’s just an auxiliary officer. What can he possibly accomplish?

Until

A cold case no one dares touch is solved after he lays a hand on the murder weapon.

A killer who has changed his appearance is exposed when he touches the evidence.

A murder disguised as an accident is proven beyond doubt when he takes hold of the key evidence.

The auxiliary officer everyone once laughed at becomes a legendary crime-solver coveted by the entire public security system.

Ji Zhengran’s achievements are written into internal training manuals, and his name is passed from person to person throughout the police force.

Theme: Standing up for every victim