A Female Police Officer's Daily Life in the Nineties

After transmigrating to Hong Kong in the 1990s, Sheng Yongshan became one of the first female armed police officers. Her outlook on life changed too: the most important thing in life is to be happy~ Taking a cue from the heroines of Hong Kong TV dramas, Sheng Yongshan happily patrolled the streets with her gun and fought crime. Then a criminal bit her, and with it came the long-awaited golden finger: a criminal investigation System. [Mission: Catch a criminal during your next patrol Mission details: Observation is one of the most important skills for a competent investigator. Use your powers of observation to catch a suspicious criminal during your next four-hour patrol. Mission reward: Eliminate the risk of HIV infection Mission penalty: Failure means contracting HIV and dying] To stay alive, Sheng Yongshan was forced to keep catching criminals and matching wits with them. The only problem was that the criminals spoke with such strong TVB accents that the brave female detective kept cracking up. “Officer, you’ve got to stick to your principles.” “Madam, you can eat whatever you like, but you can’t go around saying whatever you want.” “Officer, believe me, I really didn’t kill anyone…” The more cases she solved, the more generous the System became with its rewards. Crime scene investigation, fingerprint analysis, footprint analysis, bloodstain analysis, crime scene reconstruction, forensic botany, cranial reconstruction… One advanced skill after another flooded into her brain. In less than a year, Sheng Yongshan became the pride of Hong Kong’s police force, as well as a fearless female detective and a brilliant, resourceful investigator. But why was Officer Xu looking at her more and more strangely, with an increasingly sharp gaze, and meddling in her “business” more and more often…? Note: 1. This is not a Sister of Guns fanfic. I was just rewatching old Hong Kong movies and couldn’t stand how cruel the writers were to Chen Sanyuan. It was the biggest childhood trauma. I’ve decided to be the heroine’s doting mom and shower her with love. If that’s not your thing, please don’t read. 2. The golden finger is very powerful. This isn’t a conventional crime procedural: solving cases through forensics and technology, with plenty of feel-good daily life and very little deduction. 3. Please add this little author to your favorites~ Theme: Justice fears nothing.