Not a Deduction, Just the Real Culprit

As a police officer, Chiyodera Riin can speak with the dead.

While detectives rack their brains over a case, she already knows who the culprit is.

The detectives are curious how she can be so certain when she makes such an abrupt accusation.

Chiyodera Riin looks inscrutable. "A sixth sense."

The detectives: Is this woman here to make us laugh?

After she identifies the culprit every single time and never once gets it wrong, the detectives begin to question their lives: Can anyone really have a sixth sense that's this accurate?

It's like reading a book when you already know the ending. Even if you figure out how the crime was committed, there's no sense of accomplishment!

Working on a case with Chiyodera Riin is more painful than being forced to swallow a can of herring!

And yet, though Chiyodera Riin's career is going wonderfully, her meager salary supports a huge household of nine.

Until one day, her lazy, goofy husband comes to her and says, "Kids' mom, I'm going back to be a captain. Would you be interested in becoming my superior?"

Chiyodera Riin: "Thank goodness, I'm finally going to get rid of you."

"Wait, Chiyodera, you're married?!" Her police colleagues and the detectives stare in utter shock and confusion. "And you have kids?!"

Her unreliable husband grins from ear to ear.

Faced with her colleagues' curious, gossipy expressions, she can only smile before punching the blond, bald man in the face.

Notes:

The female lead is a Soul Reaper.

The dad, mom, and children are fake, but the household of nine she supports and considers family is real.

There are unrequited feelings and a love rivalry.

This is a lighthearted story focused on detective work and funny everyday life.

One true pairing ending.

The male lead is Mako.

Theme: Life may not always be easy, but it should always be goofy