Independent journalist Xie Jingchun accidentally gets caught up in a murder case. The person in charge of it turns out to be the ex-boyfriend who dumped her in college...
When they meet again, Hang Zhijing looks at the name she has signed on the statement and smiles coolly, enunciating each word: "Xie Jingchun?"
Xie Jingchun looks away, yet answers with a bold air: "Who else? Isn't it clear up there?"
Later, a twist of fate brings them together to solve several cases. Then a fire reduces everything to ruins, and outside the blaze, Hang Zhijing chokes out, "I need to go in. The person I love is in there."
He thinks nothing else matters, as long as she is still alive.
One afternoon, Hang Zhijing asks Xie Jingchun, "Why did you become a journalist?"
"I want to give the public the truth, and to ease victims' regrets as much as I can... What about you? Why did you become a police officer?"
"So fewer people have to live with regrets they had no choice about."
A mystery and detective anthology.
The heroine is strong, and so is the hero. No delicate, helpless beauties here, only souls that refuse to give up.
Happy ending.
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"Reading Omens of Death", Historical, anthology, mystery and investigation, currently updating
Xun Shu's main job is carving decorations on coffins, and her side hustle is fortune-telling at a street stall. Everything goes smoothly, and she fears no taboo, until she brings a man home.
She thinks she's picked up a god of fortune, but it turns out he's a jinx.
From then on, Xun Shu keeps getting dragged into murder cases and even becomes a suspect herself.
Relying on the art of divination, Xun Shu turns danger into safety and finds the real culprits, earning herself the nickname Little Immortal.
Just as she's enjoying her success, her coffin shop is attacked. Everyone inside disappears, their fate unknown, and only Xun Shu escapes unharmed.
Every clue points to that jinx, but he is nowhere to be found.
Grinding her teeth, Xun Shu plans to search for him, all the while covering a room with talismans to curse the ungrateful, insolent jinx.
Li Xuanhe, Assistant Minister of the Court of Judicial Review, is ambushed and nearly killed. Wounded, he flees into the mountains, where Xun Shu saves him.
While waiting for his attendants to come to the rescue, he unexpectedly discovers that Xun Shu has countless ties to the Directorate of Celestial Observations, which he has been investigating for years.
So he pretends to have lost his memory, takes the name He Xuan, and makes himself at home in the coffin shop.
Li Xuanhe has been praised since childhood for being mature beyond his years and steady-minded. Yet while living at the coffin shop, Xun Shu often infuriates him to the point of jumping up and down.
But he rather likes the feeling.
Until the day disaster strikes the coffin shop.
He arrives a step too late and loses track of her.
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"Secrets Buried by the Sandstorm", Modern, anthology, mystery, road trip, adventure
[Romance Synopsis]
Mo Zui first meets Ji Fenghe on a sandstorm day.
She's counting coins in a shabby little shop when he finds her and asks her to venture deep into Lop Nur to save his fiancée.
Mo Zui isn't keen on getting involved, but he offers a huge reward.
In that case, she'll just have to "reluctantly" take the job.
Before they set off, she looks through the rescue information and finds a line in the details about Ji Fenghe's fiancée: came to Lop Nur with her boyfriend to explore.
Hmm... Wait?
Fiancée? Boyfriend?
Ji Fenghe's fiancée went exploring in the uninhabited region with her boyfriend, but that boyfriend isn't Ji Fenghe.
This guy isn't here to rescue his fiancée at all. He's here to use the grassland on his head to improve the ecology of the desert and the Gobi!
[Plot Synopsis]
Wang Chang'an grew up listening to a story about the Jiya Tribe.
In the story, the Jiya Tribe lived in Lop Nur a thousand years ago. Its people feared neither the scorching sun nor drought, and built a civilization of their own.
A century ago, the Jiya people left Lop Nur, leaving their civilization and secrets forever buried in the sand.
When Wang Chang'an was twenty-two, her parents died mysteriously. Only when her grandmother gave her final instructions on her deathbed did Wang Chang'an understand that the story was more than a story.
She traveled far to the northwest under an assumed name, becoming Mo Zui, the owner of a small inn, in hopes of finding the Jiya ruins, breaking the curse, and discovering how to stay alive.
"Northern Mountain Starfield", Historical, fantasy, anthology, ghost hunting, adventure, Chinese-style horror and mystery
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"Case Files of Huajing", Historical, anthology, mystery and investigation, two strong leads, happy ending
Theme: Tear away the curtain concealing evil.
The Ghost Gate
Teaching a Monster to Stay Away from the Human World
The Goddess's Record of Crossing into the Demon Realm
Reading Danger in the I Ching (Mystery)
The Soul Returns Home
A Calm Night in the Entertainment Industry
The Wind in the Box: The Unfinished Building at School
Wind in the Box: The Elevator Ghost
Burning Incense
To You, My Dearest [Entertainment Industry]
Secrets Buried by the Sand
Mysteries of Huajing (Detective Story)
In the end, the heroine found out that it was Zhong Mi who killed her two best friends, and that Changfeng even died for her. Zhong Mi also arranged to kill the heroine, so that the heroine could still give Zhong Mi water in the end. I can't understand how she treated her so calmly.
It's still a bit heavy, maybe because I don't want the heroine to lose her relatives and friends, but the investigation is still quite interesting [like]
It's been a long time since I've read such an appetizing criminal investigation story. I finished reading it in one day. The heroine's two friends died so unjustly... The murderer is just like the heroine in White Night Walk. I can't get a trace of sympathy in my eyes... Finally, I want to say that I really like the emotional line!
What does the last thing in the first case mean? Why does the sister hate her brother? Was the sister also involved in the murder?
I don't understand why Zhong Mi wants to kill Gu An.
God this is so vicious. . .
Otherwise, let me take this job. I don't want to go to work.
I have finished reading it. Although it is very short, it is very interesting. Each case has its sad points 😭 Jiang Han who worked hard but was deceived by a scumbag for half his life, Su Muqiu who died with him for his daughter in the end, Chang An who was born unfortunate but is still kind and hopes to be redeemed, and the children who were abducted in the last case, etc. 😭 I can only say that human nature is really complicated, and I really like the characters created by the author! Thank you to the author for bringing great works! But there is a problem. Damn, there are a lot of typos in the article [covering face and laughing]
Qin didn't react when Sheng said he hired a murderer. Later, he acted as if he hadn't heard the words, which was a bit strange.
I've never seen that kind of lock before.