[Neighboring novel currently updating: The Ace Detective, Criminal Police Officer [The 1990s]] [This novel's blurb is at the very bottom]
The Ace Detective, Criminal Police Officer [The 1990s] ID: 9490014. Blurb: From the neighborhood police station to the city's criminal investigation squad, everyone says, "That girl is too soft. Sooner or later, wolves and tigers will chew her down to the bone."
"Shen Zhenzhu, you're just a beat cop. What gives you the right to interfere with the criminal investigation squad's cases?"
Later, the Ministry of Public Security gives her its highest praise: "Shen Zhenzhu is a living lie detector and a walking crime-scene reconstruction machine."
The Seven Fairies Massacre, the dungeon slave case, the young girls' hot pot case... She solves the cases others can solve, and she keeps at the ones they can't.
She "sees" with her eyes and reasons with her heart. This spirited young policewoman rises step by step to become one of the country's top detectives, a nemesis of crime and a beacon of justice.
Her acting skills scare criminals into submission, her "heavenly eye" finds clues, and her rapid-fire case-solving triumphs make headlines across the country. In an era when pop idols are everywhere, she bursts onto the scene and shines, becoming a nationwide icon and the ultimate nemesis of evil at the end of the 20th century.
Reporter: The public is also very interested in your personal life. We heard you once dumped the son of Liancheng's richest family, the Bai family, and now he's competing with your other suitors to win you back
Zhenzhu suddenly meets a pair of eyes and springs to her feet. "There's a case. I have to go."
Her ex-boyfriend Bai Luofu had been preparing a surprise proposal and nearly came to blows with the other suitors.
Then Gu Yan Zheng, her distant uncle by marriage, the man she could never hope to marry, walks out of the crowd with an arm loosely around Zhenzhu. His gaze sweeps over Bai Luofu, possessiveness flaring in his eyes as if to say, Keep your distance, all of you.
The novel above is complete. Blurb below:
Beautiful campus belle Su Rui transmigrates into a novel set in a bygone era and remembers that the original owner was married off to a poor mountain village far away, where she suffered until she died.
As a supporting character destined to be tormented by terrible suitors, Su Rui refuses to become cannon fodder. After hanging on until now, she has only two wishes:
One, marry a live-in son-in-law.
Two, become the boldest woman in Xiaoba Village.
To keep her stepmother from marrying her off to a madman, she temporarily reins in her boldness and sensibly agrees to let her stepsister set her up with a pen pal.
What kind of decent man could her stepsister introduce?
A reeducation-through-labor convict!
So while everyone else is dating online, she starts a doomed romance.
He talks about astronomy and geography; she spouts nonsense without a shred of reason.
He chats about love and family; she says her heart is made of stone.
She throws one outrageous tactic after another at him, but he still won't dump her?
After one halfhearted brush-off after another, he keeps pressing her until she finally finds an excuse to dump him.
Free and lighthearted after the breakup, she gets to work on her grand plans: patrolling the mountains and catching enemy spies, beating up hooligans, organizing women to go on strike, and stringing up bad suitors to whip them with little oil-soaked switches...
Then one day, a senior military officer steps down from a military vehicle. In a crisp uniform, with a handsome, dashing face, he gazes at her with deep phoenix eyes... as if she were a wicked woman who had betrayed him.
Su Rui: Why is the male lead here?
Wait, what's with that look?!
Emotionally detached Regiment Commander Fang Chiye has repeatedly rejected the matchmaking arrangements made by his superiors. A lifelong bachelor from birth to the novel's ending at age sixty, he is a big shot in the era novel and has never had any romantic involvement with a woman.
The day he sees the bright, lovely photo, he feels absolutely nothing (supposedly).
Fang Chiye: The letter was sent to the wrong person? This must be the enemy's honey trap.
A few days later: I'll write back and see what they're plotting.
A few months later: She dumped me? She dumped me!
Six months later: I'm going to marry her and bring her home!
But why won't she have me?
More completed sweet romances:
The Little Flower Spirit Follows Her Husband to the Army [The 1970s]
A Great Beauty's Sweet Second Marriage [The 1970s]
Theme: Even a little woman can have great strength
Let's change the male protagonist, this man doesn't want to marry
It's a relatively unconventional period article. To be honest, the banquets in the 1970s were better than the banquets we have now. There is something really special about it, and it is basically impossible to see that you need a receipt to buy things. However, except that the background is not like the 1970s, the content is still good-looking [Spray][Spray]
The author doesn't need to save money for me. I have money. Let's have a grand deal, the kind of thirty thousand words [star eye][star eye][star eye]
It's great, the eldest sister and Xiao Su both have families.
Squatting in a corner and drawing a circle to curse you
It's good. There is no tangle and misunderstanding. You listen to me and I don't listen. I don't listen and wait for one or two hundred thousand words of bloody plot. I look forward to more exciting plots in the future. Come on!!
Thanks for the limited fee, I discovered a good book
Damn it, I wrongly blamed the author. I scolded the eldest sister before for arranging the heroine to continue sending letters.
Su Chang'e was treated inhumanely. After knowing that Su Li (?? It should be 'Zhan Huan', right?) Was a reform-through-labor prisoner, she felt that her life had been destroyed. She had a fight with Su Chang'e (hit herself? Haha), but there was no fight. People who work all year round are much stronger than him.
Sister is such a good person!!