New story now updating: I Became a Top Director Thanks to the Criminal System
Rookie reporter Rong Yi has barely started her career when she offends her boss by insisting on exposing the truth. As punishment, she's transferred to the deadbeat news team.
The cases she handles go from major scandals like corporate tax evasion and illegal workshops to questions like why an old lady stays up all night...
Luckily, Rong Yi gets a reporter System. Its advantage is that she'll tell the truth when questioned.
Its disadvantage is that it makes her ask bizarre questions without being able to control herself.
For example, she asks an old lady out of nowhere, "Your cow chews through its rope and turns on the lights in the middle of the night. Have you considered butchering it?"
The old lady bursts into tears. "So that's what it was! I thought I'd seen a ghost. It scared me so badly I couldn't sleep!"
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Then one day, Rong Yi gets an unexpected call from a colleague: a whole family has been murdered on Xincheng Street. Get there as soon as possible and secure the first-hand report.
Rong Yi hurries over with her camera. As she squeezes through the crowd, someone asks, "Have you found the murder weapon?"
The officer replies, "Not yet. If anyone has..."
Rong Yi swiftly asks, "There are two murder weapons. One was thrown into the outhouse pit in the back alley, and the other into the slop bucket at the restaurant next door. Would you consider fishing them out with your bare hands?"
The noisy crowd falls silent in an instant, every eye fixed on Rong Yi. Behind her, someone announces that the weapons have been found, and their locations... are exactly the two places Rong Yi just named.
The officer points his gun at Rong Yi. "Hands on your head and get down! You're under arrest as a suspect!"
Rong Yi quickly asks another question. "I'm not the killer. There were three people in the gang last night, and it was a crime of passion. Would you consider running a marathon to catch them?"
Just then, the officer gets another update: "After comparing footprints, we've concluded there were three criminals, and... two men and one woman."
"…"
Under everyone's horrified gaze, Rong Yi puts her hands on her head and sinks to the ground in despair.
Help! Nobody told her the reporter System could solve crimes too!??!!
*
Later, Rong Yi struggles to clear her name and successfully passes herself off as a genius detective with an uncanny instinct.
The chief cradles his teacup and says with a smile, "Young lady, have you considered becoming a police officer? We offer excellent benefits~"
Rong Yi carefully takes out a contract, its title reading: National Special Talent Agreement (Classified!).
The chief grits his teeth. Damn! Those thugs stole another talented person from us again!!
PS: The male lead has not been decided yet.
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Director An Zhi transmigrates into the body of the queen of awful movies. She's single-handedly responsible for 80% of the entertainment industry's terrible films, and the entire internet is telling her to get out.
On her first day after transmigrating, An Zhi watches an idol in front of the monitor, pouting, glaring, holding his forehead, and forcing a bitter smile. In despair, she covers her eyes.
Please, man! You're playing a murderer, not an adorable little cookie!
Just as An Zhi angrily hurls the script aside, a mechanical electronic voice rings out: Beep! A suitable underling detected.
She has somehow been bound to the Criminal System. Her task is to train underlings with criminal potential into highly skilled criminals.
The System highlights the idol in bold red: Murderer potential: 100%!
An Zhi: !!!? System, you really are a criminal mastermind.
*
In the pouring rain, several police officers pin a criminal to the ground.
The criminal glares with bloodshot eyes. "No one discovered it was me for all these years! How did you figure it out?!"
A man stands with his hands in his pockets, his gaze cool. "Your whole method was full of mistakes. You were three inches off when you slit their throats, you chose the wrong place to dispose of the bodies, and you dumped them at the wrong time."
As the man speaks, the atmosphere grows more and more tense, and the officers' gazes sharpen.
Until
An Zhi lazily gets to her feet. "All right, let's go."
The man lowers the brim of his hat and holds a black umbrella over her. The two of them walk together into the torrential rain.
The woman's voice is indifferent. "You were an inch off when we were filming."
The man looks at her with a hint of expectation. "Then could you teach me again?"
An Zhi glances at the System's assessment of him: Murder skills: S rank. She gives a cold laugh.
Once the two have left, everyone breathes a sigh of relief, and the sirens start up again.
They know that as long as An Zhi is around, this man, who can imagine crimes without a single flaw, will have eyes only for her.
What they don't know is that he will be the worst of the people An Zhi trains.
*
When An Zhi announces that she's going to build a Chinese suspense universe, netizens are furious:
[You can't even make one movie properly, and now you're bragging about building a whole suspense universe? Are you going to use those trash actors you've picked out?!]
Then An Zhi's movies start coming out one after another, each ending with the words "Based on a true story."
At the same time, one cold case after another is solved, and An Zhi wins every film and television award year after year.
Only then do netizens realize:
[Damn, every time, I thought last year's movie was her best one!]
[Seriously, every time I thought last year's villain couldn't be topped.]
Theme: May the world know no wrongful convictions.
If the author doesn't update it, I will cry
Woooooooooooooooooo
Urge for updates, Urge for updates
It's a bit confusing to read these two chapters together, daughter-in-law, daughter-in-law, half-year-old child... There was also a place in the previous chapter where the wife was written as the daughter-in-law.
I hope the protagonists are all okay
Okay, you can also update it in the morning, that way I can see it when I get up.
I feel that the greatly shaped Shang Ye is more three-dimensional than Yue Ren, and he has always been more frustrated with the female protagonist and Shang Ye. In the end, the male protagonist was a little disappointed. Also, I think Shang's reason for giving up is a bit untenable, because it feels strange that he chose more hostages. Shang's personality should be such that he can't let go of both sides. It feels like Shang and Yue should look at each other and pretend that one chooses the heroine and the other chooses other hostages, and then stalls for time and looks for opportunities that are more in line with their IQs and behaviors. Also, Yue's character design and the interaction with the heroine are very thin. The only scene with more CP is the scene where the heroine touches his abdominal muscles. The other interactions are very human-machine and not as natural as the interaction between Shang Ye and the heroine. Finally, I must praise the author for his excellent imagination. The design of all cases is very interesting, and the advancement of the cases is also very organized and interlocking. At the same time, the way of questioning in heavy cases is very dramatic. I really can't help laughing, especially the melon I eat every time, it is so delicious.
What a pity, I didn't accept them all
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Ah ah ah, I'm so happy. This novel is well written. I like it [Sentiment]