Ice-cold beauty, mildly yandere criminal psychology consultant x destined-to-die-alone head of the criminal investigation team
Serious synopsis: Behind every nursery rhyme lies a tragic criminal case.
Not-so-serious synopsis: Nice to meet you.
Han Yiyi strikes a boss-like pose (not really): "Man, marry me, and I'll give you three million dollars and two villas downtown..."
Xie Ming refuses to the death (not really): "Hmph, don't think you can have me just because you've got a little money..."
Later, Xie Ming comes crawling back, throwing himself at her feet: "Marry me, and I'll give you thirty million and ten villas downtown..." (not really)
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"Mom's Oven" (excerpt)
Mom's oven
Auntie's flowers
Flowers for Mom
Mom turns on the oven
Knock, knock, chop, chop
Knock, knock, chop, chop
Red cake
One piece after another
One piece after another
A friendly reminder: This story is entirely fictional and has no real-life inspirations. Please don't confuse it with reality.
Warning 1: The female lead is rich, but has very little empathy. She's neither a genuinely good person nor a naive sweetheart, and she's no lovesick fool. However, she obeys the law and is intensely devoted to rules. (What's love? Is it more important than a case?)
Warning 2: Readers with a strong sense of moral purity should proceed with caution. (Human nature is complicated, not simply black and white.)
Warning 3: The logic isn't airtight, and the cases inevitably include some "unscientific" elements. The details of the crimes will inevitably have loopholes in particular. (If you're a stickler for logic, this may not be for you.)
Warning 4: Some criminals are utterly vicious and have warped values, but a criminal's values aren't the author's. Dear readers, if you dislike a character, please criticize the character, not the author. (A grateful bow.)
Warning 5: The protagonists are imperfect human beings. If some of their actions or thoughts upset you, please criticize the characters, not the author. I'm a little sensitive, but I can accept rational, calm, objective criticism and related discussion. (Just no malicious insults, please.)
Warning 6: ...I'll add more if I think of any.
Premise: Living in darkness, with your heart turned toward the light
Hey, why hasn't it been updated yet?