[Currently serializing: Telepathy Forces Your Hand in Solving Cases (Hong Kong, 1990s). The blurb is at the very end. Please add it to your collection.]
Clear-headed, independent career woman × sharp-tongued, proud romantic
A writing exercise. Read with caution.
Xu Xia, an orphan who could only study by rote, woke up one night with someone else's mind in her body. She had become an expert at weaving fishing nets, digging seawalls, and running aquaculture farms.
The neighbor girl who had grown up with her turned out to be Xu Xia's biological mother in her previous life! She even got to see her maternal grandparents, who had died young in her previous life.
And that wasn't all. Xu Xia accidentally bound herself to a Marine Biodiversity System that looked flashy and useless but was actually incredibly helpful. While investigating why she had transmigrated, she used the System to make a fortune in the fishing village.
Can't afford to go to school? Xu Xia will take care of it!
Someone stole the production team's property? Xu Xia will take care of it!
A relative is being abused by their spouse? Xu Xia will take care of it!
A classmate was robbed? Xu Xia will take care of it!
Someone is impersonating her to attend university? Xu Xia will take care of that too!
Someone is stealing the country's scientific research? Xu Xia will take care of all of it!
Meng Jue, the son of a state-owned textile mill's boss, seemed to have nothing whatsoever to do with her. From the moment they met, he remembered this stubborn girl from a little fishing village. Little did he know that he would offend her completely the moment he opened his mouth.
Meng Jue was entirely unaware of Xu Xia's disdain for him. He resolved to be her loyal dog for the rest of his life, driving away every ill-intentioned person around her.
Having lived two lifetimes, Xu Xia understood everything except love. Her heart held only two things: building her career and protecting Ning Wen. The more setbacks Meng Jue faced, the more determined he became. He went wherever Xu Xia went, and whenever she worked on research, he made sure she had all the support she needed.
Finally, when they were at university, Meng Jue won over this iceberg with a face thicker than a city wall and a sincere heart. He helped Xu Xia catch spies and save the country's future, and at last melted her heart and won her hand.
Blurb for the currently serializing Telepathy Forces Your Hand in Solving Cases (Hong Kong, 1990s).
A woman who had been in a vegetative state for three years woke up to find herself the daughter of a comfortable middle-class family in 1990s Hong Kong: Zhong Ziqing.
Why was she holding a silver flute in her left hand and an appointment letter in her right? Oh, Zhong Ziqing had just joined the West Kowloon Major Crimes Unit as a police officer! Solving cases as an officer was better than lying helplessly in a hospital bed. At worst, she could be kicked out of Major Crimes and assigned to uniformed patrol.
Quit? No way. What other job paid thirteen thousand a month to someone without a university degree, just a Form Five education?
Zhong Ziqing nervously entered a crime scene. Luckily, it was just a simple car-arson case. But the moment she touched the charred car, she somehow connected with the spirit of a victim. When she woke up, she followed the clues and found a woman's corpse. The simple car-arson case had suddenly become a case of corpse disposal.
But how was she supposed to solve it? No rush, she could leave it to her superiors and colleagues. But the moment she lay down in bed, she relived the moment of death. It seemed she wouldn't be able to sleep until she solved the case quickly.
The nameless corpse case at Wo Chai Hill, the Chrysanthemum Butcher case, the dismemberment case at Nam Shan Estate... Zhong Ziqing solved one strange case after another. From then on, the West Kowloon Major Crimes Unit had one fewer slacker and one more formidable policewoman with dark circles under her eyes.
[Mini-scene 1] Police station elevator.
Forensic pathologist Luo Sheng stared intently at Zhong Ziqing's backside, several times seeming to want to say something.
Zhong Ziqing threw him over her shoulder and pinned him to the floor.
It feels like the plot has just unfolded, and I could write a long article?
What a pity, the copywriting is very attractive to me. I thought it was a career article, but when I saw this chapter, I decided to end it. Up to this point, I felt that this article was about how the heroine and the Ning family "specifically" fell in love with each other, and the career was incidental. There were many serious things, such as organizing the village to produce fish oil, selling fish oil, and the divorce of my aunt. I was quickly taken over. The only part that was more written was the part about catching sea cucumbers with a straw rope. Hey, maybe I didn't express it clearly. I'll see you next time if I have a chance.
It was great to be able to get divorced so quickly in those days and to have the support of so many people. Nowadays, everyone is trying to persuade someone to make peace. Even if someone is violent to the point of death, you may not be able to successfully litigate for divorce.
Don't agree with divorce? It will only increase the number of murders. The marriage certificate is either a slave sale contract or a slave sale. There are also master-eaters!
Thinking about my baby, he really appreciates it after being neutered and can't eat mackerel, saury, and salmon. I'm still hesitating whether to buy some finished fish oil for him to eat. Obviously you can eat any kind of meat before sterilization
It's so annoying that this male protagonist can't do anything to help him. He's so good at being forced to do all kinds of scandals.
", No money to buy banknotes" is a big bug for the author ~
The author is really related to the industry
"Wen Xin was also born" is a big thorn in the side of the author~
This chapter is so stupid and brainless.