Captain, Does It Smell so Good Today [Criminal Investigation]

The Major Crime Team of the Monk Temple Criminal Investigation Brigade, the largest in the Nancheng City Public Security Bureau, welcomed its first female team member Hua Tian. The female team members are so beautiful that they look like beautiful girls straight out of comics. A group of bachelors from the crime team were confused and howling with excitement. The team members were so happy that they ran around. Captain Meng Xu's mind was full of question marks. The folds between his eyebrows could kill a fly. The little girl was delicate and weak. She couldn't lift her shoulders and resist with her hands. She was short, weak in skills, fainted and afraid of death. The key was that she was still timid. Can she do it? One year later. Meng Xu made a bold move and stopped the police force who were poaching one after another: If they want to abduct Hua Tian from the crime team, they have to step over my body! * The trainee policewoman has a lot of bad luck. She has to run out of water when washing her hair. She will lose money when she goes out on the street. There is a power outage when taking the elevator. She has never seen a seasoning packet for instant noodles. In order to reverse her bad luck and survive, Bao Huatian, who was dizzy and afraid of death, joined the most painful, tiring and challenging criminal investigation team of Nancheng Police Department. She is loyal to the organization and the party! Maintain social stability, ensure people's safety, and vow to fight for the cause of socialist criminal investigation for life! * One sentence summary: The story of Hua Tian, a trainee policewoman with a bad luck, working hard to solve the case in the crime squad to survive. * Tips: 1. Criminal investigation unit drama, the main plot is supplemented by emotions, and it is imaginary. 2. The female protagonist is cowardly, the male protagonist is steely, the little policewoman who cares about her life VS the cold and powerful detective captain Mission: Serving the police as a public servant and enforcing the law for the people