Great Nation Police, 1990

Jiang Xingyan was the bottom-ranked student at the police academy. Thanks to her great strength, she caught a robber and, through a series of coincidences, ended up joining the criminal investigation team.

Every day, she photocopied documents and answered the phone, becoming support staff in a criminal investigation unit full of men.

Watching her former classmates work grueling shifts and head out on cases day and night...

Well, it wasn't like she was all that envious.

Watering flowers, raising fish, and coasting toward retirement. A secure government job really was the best.

Until one day, she locked eyes with a criminal suspect for three seconds. In her mind, she saw a replay of the suspect's movements at the time the victim was murdered...

"The secret recipe for my family's famous roast chicken must never get out." Hiding in an empty kitchen, the suspect added a spoonful of plain water to the chicken. "Heh heh, it makes it more fragrant and tender. It's a secret recipe passed down by my ancestors. I won't tell anyone except my son."

Jiang Xingyan: ...

I can't be your son, but now I know you're not the murderer.

When she looked past the handcuffed cook, an honest-looking man met her eyes for three seconds. Images of the crime scene appeared...

From that day on, cases such as the "Central Park Female Corpse Case," the "Xinjingtang Major Serial Murder Case," the "Nanhu Rape and Murder Case," and the "Couple's Cliff-Jumping Case" were all solved at lightning speed.

She could even deduce details the criminals themselves had forgotten, and she gained a few wonderful "life hacks" along the way.

With a national first-class individual merit award, an international police exchange conference, and a crime interview show under her belt, the police academy's bottom-ranked student was no longer a bottom-ranked student. She had become a star of the police force, striking fear into criminals nationwide.

Jiang Xingyan discovered that if she locked eyes with a suspect for three seconds, she could see a replay of their movements at the time the victim was murdered.

Note: This doesn't work on people with mental illness.

At last, one day, Jiang Xingyan met the famed Captain Lu of the criminal investigation team, who had been framed. She locked eyes with him for three seconds and found she couldn't see any replay of his movements.

"No way..." From that moment on, Jiang Xingyan had a new worry.

Asking for help online: How do I convince my direct superior to see a therapist? It's urgent!

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Theme: Diligence is rewarded