Eye in the Sky

Tired of detective novels full of mysteries and suspense, and find them too taxing on the brain? Then why not try something fresh and lighthearted?

Chen Minghan, a shut-in who had always lived at home, unexpectedly acquires a spy satellite from five hundred years in the future. From then on, every mystery is solved in an instant, and he embarks on a career as a detective who helps people “solve their problems.”

As he makes his way in this profession, Chen Minghan makes money, flirts with women, and puts people in their place. Life, he declares, is happy, comfortable, and delightful.

PS1: This is not a suspense or detective novel, just pure wish fulfillment, with no great depth or meaning. It’s all about having a light, satisfying read. Readers who nitpick should go read Sherlock Holmes or Detective Conan instead~

PS2: This book leans toward older women, and the author is doing their best to portray them well~