Hong Kong's Lady Detective [The Nineties]

Modern-day policewoman Su Qing wakes with a start amid piles of cold case files and discovers that she has transmigrated to Hong Kong in the 1990s, a golden age where danger and glamour mingle and every sort of character rubs shoulders.

Before she can make sense of the mystery behind her journey through time, a bizarre series of murders lands in her lap. The victims' deaths are identical to those in an unsolved case she handled before transmigrating, and the clues point to a mysterious organization behind the black market...

Teaming up with Major Crimes Inspector Lu Zhenting, she tackles everything from a baffling case in Tsim Sha Tsui to a deadly showdown in a Nanyang castle, from a stolen bronze ding at the Boguzhai antiques shop to a heart-pounding bomb disposal mission underwater...

Completed: From the Start, I Married into a Hong Kong Tycoon's Family [1950s]

Currently updating: Hong Kong Paranormal Files [1990s]

At twenty-six, Fang Zhengqi is a uniformed police officer at Western District Police Station No. 7. He later transfers to plainclothes. His colleagues think he's too serious, so they all call him Ah Zheng.

Three years ago, he was hit in the back of the head by a stray bullet while catching a thief. He narrowly survived and developed a weak ability to see the supernatural. He can't see evil ghosts or spirits, only little spirits of the streets with unfinished business: an old lady who lost her mahjong tiles, a street vendor looking for herbal tea, a stall owner whose char siu was stolen, and an old neighborhood resident who's lost his way.

Yet he firmly believes: "There are no ghosts in this world. Everything has a rational explanation!"

Neon lights flicker, betting slips are everywhere, food stalls glow with warmth, and gangsters hustle to make a living on the streets. Ordinary people get caught up in all sorts of chaos. Major cases are rare, but strange happenings are everywhere.

Straight-laced and stubborn Ah Zheng solves cases with the spirits' "clues," yet refuses to believe in ghosts and constantly convinces himself that it's all deductive reasoning and keen observation. He acts tough but has a soft heart, is extremely socially awkward, hates trouble, and sticks firmly to his principles. His cases always end in lucky accidents and hilarious mishaps.

Theme: Stand on your own and be strong. A shining light in the police force!