Reborn in the 1990s: I Can Replay the Crime Scene

Shen Zhaozhao, a modern special police forensic assistant, transmigrated into the body of a pampered young policewoman in the family compound of a machinery factory in 1994.

In the 1990s, without surveillance cameras or DNA databases, she bonded with the "Crime Evidence Echo System." By touching a victim's belongings, she could read the killer's five senses for thirty seconds during the moment of the crime.

Nobody knew she had bonded with the heaven-defying "Crime Evidence Echo System."

As long as she touched evidence bearing traces of powerful emotions, she could forcibly replay thirty seconds of the killer's experience: a woman in a red dress with her neck bones snapped by strangulation, the killer with a scar in the web of his thumb, the smell of formalin... Nothing escaped her eyes.

With her knack for solving cases through wild deductions, Shen Zhaozhao went from being a pretty face looked down on by the entire compound to a celebrated policewoman who stunned her whole team. From serial murders to international thieves to old injustices, she cracked cases with lightning speed and never failed to catch the culprit.

But this pampered goddess detective had one fatal weakness: the moment she smelled the sweet aroma of a sponge cake, she would drop everything and forget all about it, even the suspect she was in the middle of interrogating.

As it happened, the procuratorate sent over Gu Yanqin, a cold-faced King of Hell. Abstinent and sharp-tongued, he knew exactly how to keep her in line with a freshly baked sponge cake.

"Officer Shen, you've been interrogating for three hours. Take a ten-minute break."

In the 1990s criminal investigation unit, a series of brain-teasing and appetite-whetting case-solving adventures was about to begin.