[Seeking followers for my upcoming novels *Everyday Gossip at the Demolition Office [The Nineties]* and *The Lucky Star's Little Patrol Officer [The Eighties]*. Blurbs below~]
After Lin Yanan is assigned to the detention center, her family throws a banquet that lasts three days and three nights outside their house.
The neighbors in the area congratulate them to their faces, but privately say the Lin family must have lost their minds.
Everyone says detention officers are the least promising members of the entire public security system. The work is hard and exhausting, with no prospects at all.
Only the Lin family knows how great the detention center is. The detention center is wonderful, and it's full of juicy gossip!
Ever since Lin Yanan started working at the detention center, she's discovered that she has a unique ability. It seems Heaven has given her a pair of “all-seeing eyes.”
She can plainly see the criminal records of anyone admitted to the detention center,
as if they were carved right into their foreheads.
A criminal arrested for theft,
Lin Yanan glances at them: This criminal may also be involved in intentional homicide.
A criminal arrested for organizing prostitution,
Lin Yanan glances at them: This criminal may also be involved in human trafficking.
A criminal arrested for...
Before long, not only is her detention center busy, but several nearby public security bureaus and police stations are swamped too.
Lin Yanan is not only given the title “Walking, Talking Criminal Records Archive,” but is also unanimously voted “Human Crime Detector”!
Lin Yanan, who keeps her good deeds to herself, gives a gentle smile.
Another day spent doing her part to build the rule of law!
Later, every criminal released from Jingcheng City's Third Detention Center weeps bitterly:
“I have to thank Officer Lin Yanan! She remembered my name, she pulled me out of the abyss of crime, she awakened my conscience. Most of all, she could tell at a glance what other crimes I'd committed, so I couldn't hide a thing!”
[Gossip and solve cases~]
Reader's guide:
1. There's a lot of everyday life, and it should make up a considerable portion.
2. Unless something unexpected happens, the story will take a little while to heat up.
3. There are both small and major cases, and the heroine will move between locations.
My next novel will be *Everyday Gossip at the Demolition Office [The Nineties]*, a lighthearted food-and-gossip story~ Please follow!
Blurb:
Xiaohe Village is being demolished.
The village, quiet for decades, suddenly bursts into life, with one fresh spectacle after another.
Old Mr. Li's son in the east, who died more than ten years ago, has come back to life!
Old Mr. Zhao's daughter-in-law in the west, who ran away three years ago, has returned with his grandson to reclaim her place in the family!
Uncle Chen in the south has an illegitimate son showing up at his door!
In the north...
Whenever Lin Yu walks past one of these lively scenes with a shoulder pole, the people on both sides stop fighting just when she's getting to the exciting part. They all light up when they see her.
Lin Yu, Gossip Lover: Keep fighting! Why'd you stop?!
She turns around and sees that her shoulder pole has been “surrounded.” A crowd of gossip lovers, drooling, waves their hands and shoves money into her pocket. “We finally got here in time today!”
Good heavens, who cares about watching a commotion when getting Lin Yu's braised food is so much more important?
Lin Yu: “?”
The demolition office staff organizing mediation at the scene also light up.
“Hey, you there. That's right, you. Interested in joining our demolition office to gossip... I mean, to work?”
Lin Yu: “?”
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Lin Yu is so poor she can't afford to eat.
So even though she finds a cookbook she's never seen before, there's nothing she can do with it.
But soon, Xiaohe Village is demolished.
From then on, Lin Yu carries her newly created dishes with her and is “forced” to happily rush to the front lines of every bit of gossip.
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Seeking followers for *The Lucky Star's Little Patrol Officer [The Eighties]*
Blurb:
Lin Qiuzhen transmigrates into the body of a young police officer with the same name in the eighties, along with an exam System.
From the start, she has to survive a tricky situation: two families are arguing over one chicken. Who does it belong to?
Lin Qiuzhen: Thanks for asking. I'm at the clinic. The parties involved beat me up.
She checks the exam time. Ten minutes left.
Lin Qiuzhen: Help me up. I can still make it.
The two people insist on their own stories, and nobody knows who the chicken belongs to?
Easy. Let the chicken decide for itself.
A married couple is getting divorced, but they don't know how to split their property equally?
Simple. Play rock-paper-scissors and each take one item. No complaints.
Lin Qiuzhen spends her days running through the streets and alleys, dealing with all sorts of petty matters. As she goes along, she ends up with a crowd of admirers, until one day the criminal police team comes knocking with a test of loyalty.
Lin Qiuzhen: “Can a neighborhood patrol officer solve a major case?”
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On her very first day in another world, Lin Qiuzhen faces the first great dilemma of working life: a blind date.
The date itself is fine, but how did she manage to mistake someone else for her intended match?
Don't ask. It was the matchmaker's fault for running off halfway through.
She thinks she's only met her “blind date” once, so she feels perfectly justified in giving him a harsh piece of her mind. But why does she keep running into him every single day afterward?
Lin Qiuzhen finally loses her patience. “Did you take on the entire prosecutor's office's caseload or something?”
Yu Tongji smiles with easy grace. “No. It's just that the harsh words you said that day left a particularly deep impression on me, Officer Lin.”
Lin Qiuzhen: “...What are you getting at?”
Yu Tongji: “I'm saying, Officer Lin can leave everyone else alone and ‘torment’ me instead.”
[Family squabbles and everyday matters. Civil cases are the focus early on, criminal cases later. There's a romance, but the cases take center stage.]
Theme: Leave crime nowhere to hide
The emotional line is inexplicable, and the ending ends abruptly [dissolved] I liked this setting so much that I bought the ending. Now I feel... Ugh
The emotional line is a bit stiff, and it is also inexplicably set up that Lou Ye has a crush on the heroine. If you don't know how to write emotional lines, you can focus on your career. There is no need to write it hard. 🐶
This plot is quite outrageous [changed]
By the way, I thought Lou was the male protagonist at first, but Yu is also very good and worth [showing hands]
It ended suddenly, stopped abruptly
The ending was a bit rushed, and it felt like it wasn't even finished, ugh!
It feels like the clues are all given straight away and there is no sense of suspense.
Why should you accompany a man who is being chased by drug dealers? He is more dangerous than an unknown crisis.
Alas, I hope the fish balls will be good. I didn't make a typo in the name.
Make the third brother look like a fool