The Female Arrester Is Showing Off, She Doesn't Want to Investigate the Case, She Just Wants to Sell Steamed Buns

The 35-year-old Su Zhiyan was the first female minister of Dali Temple in the history of the Qi Dynasty. Ten years ago, she investigated the murder case of the East Palace, but at her peak, she faked her death and escaped, and she opened a steamed stuffed bun shop in the south lane of the capital incognito. She has only one goal in life: to save enough 100,000 taels of silver to buy a small house with a yard in Jiangnan, so that she can retire peacefully. Who would have thought that within a few days of peaceful life, murder would come to his door automatically. She was forced to go back to her old business, and she also came up with a weird rule: she only accepted buns for investigating cases, and no credit was allowed. Since then, there has been a legend in the capital: There is no case that shopkeeper Su can't solve, there are only steamed buns that she doesn't want to sell. A female bodyguard who is crazy about martial arts, a small accountant who loves money as much as his life, and an old secret guard who eats melon seeds to solve crimes. A group of women who have been wronged by fate gather in a small bun shop to warm each other and become each other's light. Dr. Wen from Tai Hospital next door has been buying three fresh meat buns every day for ten years. No one knew that he hid the same secret as her and kept it from her for ten years. When the dusty murder case is revealed again, the enemy from back then comes to visit. Su Zhiyan wiped the flour off his hands and picked up the rolling pin: "Don't worry, I'll settle the score with you after I finish steaming this crab roe bun." Relaxing detective work & slow-motion sweet pets & street life & retired bosses