Lin Jie has a one-of-a-kind constitution: she gets trapped in a repeating time loop.
She can make reality work like a game, saving, loading, and saving again...
At an ordinary industry conference, Lin Jie had a few too many drinks and went up to the rooftop to sober up in the breeze, only to be pushed off the building...
Luckily, Lin Jie fell into the time loop again.
As usual, this day would repeat five times before time could move forward...
So Lin Jie tried to figure out who the killer was during the later loops.
The strange thing was, the killer she uncovered was different every time...
"Holy crap, I have to try to survive!"
Infinite-instance adventure + mystery solving
Coming soon: Me, a Female Detective Again
When she woke up, female detective Lin Yue was completely bewildered.
She had transmigrated into the body of a young wife in Taoyuan Village in the 1960s.
Worse, she knew nothing about the original owner's memories and had somehow become a rural woman.
Taoyuan Village was remote, with no road leading out, and was almost completely cut off from the outside world.
The villagers were old-fashioned and didn't want trouble.
They spent day after day farming, chopping firewood, raising chickens, and herding sheep... enjoying their simple lives.
The seemingly peaceful village was already in complete disarray.
On Lin Yue's very first day there, she encountered a murder.
She heard that people had been dying one after another in the village lately. They were all clearly murdered, but the village officials did nothing. The families took the bodies home to bury, and the matter was simply dropped.
What a savage, lawless place, where no one cared about justice and human lives were worth no more than weeds.
Lin Yue couldn't stand it. Besides, she couldn't go back anyway, and everyone treated her like an oddity.
She had no choice but to take up her old line of work again.
She loved seeking justice for the dead.
Theme: The courage and wisdom to face hardship
Overall, it's a really great novel! Everything from plot foreshadowing and plot design to chapter breaking techniques is great! I also really like the way the protagonist is able to think about all corners, and is calm and progressive. She is indeed a big woman! But I still feel that the design of the female characters is too thin. Mother Lin's design is just like a tool. I don't even know her name, but Father Lin has a plot, a name, and is a key figure. In the end, he has no intention of repenting for his daughter's actions. And I think most of the wonderful character designs are given to men. In fact, we can consider giving them to women to a certain extent. What about giving Lin's father's line to Lin's mother? What happens if the police officer is designed to be a woman? There are also a lot of stereotypes about women, such as loving a man too much to the point of blindness. In terms of design, I think although it has a certain realistic element, I really don't like the feeling of writing a woman in an overly romantic way. In fact, good works will also lead to everyone's reflection! There is also a way of writing that subconsciously puts women in a lower position, like a woman, not even a woman can compare to. I don't like this way of writing very much. And the last important point to express is that although there may be a bit at the end, there is no emotional line between the heroine and the male police officer in the main text!!! Love it! Ah, I really like the heroine so much, and the setting of the heroine is so annoying to me!!! Calm and smart, constantly reflecting and proactive, I like it so much!!!!! But in the end, I still didn't talk about why the cycle happened. I thought I would talk about the cycle in the heroine. It didn't mean this time, but it had always existed before, so it was a golden finger for the heroine? It won't be taken back later? This feeling was not mentioned. Then the overall focus of the story in the end was still on the family relationship of the male police officer, which was still a bit uncomfortable. I felt that the heroine just helped solve the case. In fact, for me, as long as she stopped the male police officer from killing her, her story line ended here. She had no reason to stop Aunt Li. Although the continuous cycle would make her body weak, essentially this matter did not benefit her. From this point of view, she could consider tying the heroine more closely to the whole incident~ As far as I'm concerned, why did this continuous cycle of design suddenly appear when the heroine died today? And she is asked to find the murderer. Is there any certainty and inevitability in this setting? Is it possible? For example, when the heroine could cycle in the past, it was always when she could discover a key clue? And both the male and female protagonists are good people, which is quite amazing. At least let me remember what lottery will be held tomorrow. I can buy a ticket myself. Even if it only takes one day, there are many places that can change the world. Hahaha Anyway! It's a great idea, I like it very much, it's very interesting and exciting, but I still hope that the author can pay more attention to the female perspective!!! Give women a more three-dimensional role~
What's going on with his husband? Why does the heroine fall in love with him?
I don't understand what it's like to have a career and a boyfriend, but they haven't broken up yet and still want to step in and be a third party to a married man. The love brain is really scary.
The murderer should be Zheng Qing's boyfriend. The previous time he killed Zheng Qing, he probably found out that she was cheating on her. Did his boyfriend work at a convenience store?
The heroine is really too careless, right? Her husband seems to have cheated on her many times. Did she really not notice it at all?
It's not Zhang Shuo's phone number. It's so unlucky.
What kind of dirty thing is Zhang Shuo? Stay away from the heroine. Is the heroine the only normal person in this book?
Just hope that person isn't the male protagonist.
Officer, you can't do it. It's better to be calm than the heroine. It's probably a lie that you overslept.
The heroine has a successful career, why do her parents think that the heroine can only be tied to this man for the rest of her life? This man is cheating and doesn't care about the heroine at all. What's the benefit of staying married? Furthermore, if the heroine is so schizophrenic that she thinks her husband is cheating on her, wouldn't forcing the two of them to be together make the heroine's condition worse? I can understand if my parents want to get along but not break up, but when it comes to outsiders, not only do they not side with the heroine, but they even slap her in the face, which is really too much.