Hong Kong Detective [The Nineties]

Many years later, when speaking to a cover-story reporter from Time magazine, Yi Jiayi would look back on that distant afternoon when the head of the Major Crimes Unit took her to see a corpse... In that moment, she heard the victim's anguished cries, saw the killer's face, and gained the ability to mentally rewind a crime scene. From then on, Hong Kong had one fewer junior policewoman who drank tea and gossiped at work, then went on dates and went shopping after hours. In her place, it gained a shining star of the force who solved every case. Major Crimes Unit Chief: How did you know he was the killer?! Yi Jiayi: Because it was a rainy night... [800 words of omitted reasoning] So there can only be one truth... The killer shuddered, his face changed dramatically, and he was left speechless. He held out his hands and resigned himself to arrest. Yi Jiayi thought: Sorry, I made all that up. As the saying goes, explaining is covering up, and covering up means telling a story! Solving a case is like doing a math problem. Other people use the given information to work out the answer. She knows the answer straight away, and has to make up the entire solution... She has to act, pretend to be a psychic, and trick the killer... She'll use any means necessary. This is so hard! Ming Pao reporter: The Hong Kong police call you “the female Zhuge Liang,” saying you're so clever you're almost supernatural. What do you think, Officer Yi? Yi Jiayi: Hahaha, I'm just an ordinary person (with superpowers). Reporter: I hear two thugs splashed paint on your front door, and even the Flying Tigers were sent in. Yi Jiayi: Hahaha, that's just a little everyday protection from righteous officers for an ordinary citizen. Hong Kong Daily reporter: I hear the son of Hong Kong's richest man, a popular young actor, and... are all pursuing you. Which one do you like best? Yi Jiayi stiffened, thinking of the jealous king's wrath. She quickly sat up straight, looked directly into the camera, and declared firmly: “It's all rumors! As a detective devoted to the cause of justice, all I care about is finding the real culprit and keeping the public safe. I have no interest in romance.” Feel free to check out my completed novels: "The Grassland Vet", "A Marriage Story in Shanghai", "The Little Secretary System", "Reborn as a Great Painter", and more. Theme: Stay true to justice and fear nothing