With a blink of an eye, Jiang Xia is transported to the 1980s. She becomes a fresh-out-of-polytechnic police officer assigned to a precinct, but there’s a twist: she’s bound to a Criminal Genius System. Every time she commits a crime to gain notoriety, the sys…
With a blink of an eye, Jiang Xia is transported to the 1980s. She becomes a fresh-out-of-polytechnic police officer assigned to a precinct, but there’s a twist: she’s bound to a Criminal Genius System. Every time she commits a crime to gain notoriety, the system rewards her with top-tier crime skills. When it gifts her a master-level pickpocketing skill, Jiang Xia is horrified. Why does she need this? To out-skill a petty thief? She assumed the system was useless—until it helped her nab a pickpocket flawlessly. The moment the suspect got away with the loot, Jiang Xia pounced, stripping him bare in an instant. Hidden cash? Exposed. Stolen coins? Returned to the victim’s pocket. Her mentor, stunned by her smooth moves, asks, “Xia, is this a bit too perfect?” Jiang Xia: …This cursed system is to blame! Eventually, she unlocks more skills. Trace forgery lets her spot fake crime scenes in an instant. Anti-reconnaissance techniques help her predict killers’ escape routes. Mastery of murder clues lets her pinpoint suspects and tools from wounds alone. She uses criminal know-how to crack the toughest cases. Yet, the more cases she solves, the stranger her colleagues and superiors look at her. How does this cop know crime better than anyone who’s ever caught a criminal?
