I Become the Demon Emperor Through Infrastructure

Please preorder my new novel, Police Officer, but with a Crime Master System! Here’s the blurb: Jiang Xia closed her eyes, then opened them to find she’d transmigrated to the 1980s. She was now a police officer at a local station, fresh out of a secondary police academy and newly assigned to her post. She also had a Crime Master System attached to her. As long as she kept committing crimes and making a name for herself, the System would reward her with all sorts of criminal skills. Jiang Xia’s heart sank when she saw the System reward her with grandmaster-level pickpocketing. What am I supposed to do with that? Compete with pickpockets to see who can steal better? She thought the System was useless, but it turned out to be incredibly handy when staking out pickpockets. The moment a suspect made a grab, Jiang Xia pinned them down. Her hands moved faster than her thoughts, stripping them of everything. She returned the recently stolen money to its owner, dug out hidden stolen cash her colleagues had missed, and even swiped the pickpocket’s razor blade. Her mentor watched her flawless movements, lost in thought. “Xia, don’t you think there’s something a little off about your technique?” Jiang Xia: ... It’s all that damn System’s fault! Later, Jiang Xia gradually unlocked more skills. Forensic scene fabrication let her spot staged crime scenes at a glance and reconstruct what had really happened. Counter-surveillance let her predict a killer’s escape route in reverse. Expertise in murder let her identify suspects and weapons from all kinds of wounds. She fought crime with crime, using criminals’ own skills to solve the toughest cases. But the more cases she solved, the stranger her colleagues and superiors looked at her. How does Jiang Xia know more about crime than all of us who’ve arrested criminals? P2: Demon beasts were the lowest of the demon races. Aside from being eaten, they were good for nothing. The beasts, lost in ignorance, had no idea how long they could survive. That is, until Xiao Bin arrived. He led the monkeys in gathering moonlight and brewing monkey wine to awaken their minds. With the rabbits, he learned to identify herbs and grow grain and pasture to feed them. He guided the pangolins in finding ore and making tools. He had the spiders weave cloth and the beast scribes create characters to record and pass down their knowledge. Wolves ran along trade routes to carry goods, while eagles delivered messages... He lit the flame of civilization, drawing countless demons to follow him. Countless races gathered at his side, crowned him, and proclaimed him emperor. An author once said that if I abandoned a book, I’d gain ten pounds. Then I gained twenty. I was wrong. I really won’t abandon this one, believe me! I’ll keep working on the previous one, too! I swear! Theme: Foster the development of civilization and promote peace.