Hello, Officer Shi

Having read countless stories of academic superstars x academic underachievers x geniuses x beautiful CEOs x femme fatales, this teacher x police officer duo feels the most relatable. Two ordinary yet noble professions create a sweet and down-to-earth chemistry. As a suspense novel, the writing and logic aren't particularly strong. While the cases and the mastermind behind them are captivating, a closer look at how police officers would act, their psychology, and their logical thinking as ordinary people does fall short. However, this is ultimately youth literature and romance novel, so there's no need to delve too deeply into professional accuracy and plausibility; it's best enjoyed as a lighthearted diversion. Compared to other short stories that start with a misunderstanding and a bit of heartbreak before becoming sweet, or those about arranged marriages leading to love that's sweet from beginning to end, this short story is sweet without being cloying. It unfolds naturally and subtly, truly reflecting the realities of most people's relationships. Not everyone has a childhood sweetheart who's academically gifted, nor does everyone sign a contract with a CEO. The sweet romance of ordinary people makes it more relatable, and the small things and details evoke vivid images in the reader's mind. The problem is that our female lead has Conan's fate; people die all the time, and she always seems to get involved in someone's death. The male lead is a squad leader, but this guy doesn't seem very capable at his job, though he's okay at solving cases. As for the police, I personally think their investigative abilities are really not that strong. I think this book is quite good. You find yourself wanting to keep reading without even realizing it. The storylines—teaching, police work, and love life—are interwoven clearly and logically, which is quite impressive. It's not overly stimulating or cloying. I think it's worth reading.

It's really too short, but it looks pretty good.

Good job! Keep it up! 💪