A case brings Yi Chuyu face-to-face with her high school crush again.
After much deliberation, Yi Chuyu decides to win back the boy she loved first. Not good at socializing, she spends ages trying to come up with a good excuse.
Yi Chuyu, full of excitement: My novel is being adapted into a movie. Come see it with me.
Xiao Chuyan glances at her coldly. Not interested.
After spending two gloomy days at home, Yi Chuyu passes the police station on her way back and decides to drop in to see Xiao Chuyan.
As soon as she reaches the door to his office, she sees Xiao Chuyan standing straight-backed with a frosty expression, solemnly addressing the team.
"Your sister-in-law's movie opens next week. If you have a partner, take them to see it. If you don't, find someone on the team who's single and go together."
He taps the desk with his index finger and adds, "Get moving. You can all come to me for reimbursement afterward."
Yi Chuyu is both excited and confused. I haven't even won him over yet, so how did I become his sister-in-law?
A deeply possessive, cold-faced team leader x a soft-spoken little author who's bad at socializing
Theme: The law may be slow, but it always catches up.
How should I put it, as a policeman and a captain... The male protagonist is too unprofessional.
It seems inappropriate to reveal in front of the "suspect" whether the murderer is left-handed or right-handed?
Suddenly I want to know how the male protagonist spent time when the female protagonist lost her memory.
I'm a local dog, I like to watch
I'm sorry, but I really have some ptsd feelings about the word woman. "Oh, woman" is really embarrassing!!
Why can you come in? Why do you know where she went? It's so strange, it's not the male protagonist who said it... But no one else knows?
So the heroine has lost her memory?
It's so beautiful. It's so sweet. I watched it in one sitting. I loved it.
Why are you so stiff and awkward?
Ah, stop here, come on!