[Alternative Title: My Special Investigative Skills]
Lin Shuyue, a police academy student, died while bravely standing up for justice. But she didn’t completely die—she woke up as an intern journalist with the same name in a parallel universe.
Staring at the countdown timer on the newly-bound “Good and Evil System”—showing only three hours of life remaining—Lin Shuyue fell into deep thought. She was alive, but not quite. Only by exposing criminals and assisting the police in their arrest could she extend her life!
Luckily, the system came equipped with a built-in criminal-scanning radar, capable of distinguishing a person’s “good” and “evil” values. It also randomly dropped various rewards; otherwise, she’d be a goner.
To survive, she infiltrated criminal gangs, one after another. On her journey to investigate criminals and expose the truth, she became an outstanding investigative journalist, racking up all sorts of prestigious journalism awards and even becoming the youngest-ever recipient of a Lifetime Achievement Award.
A captured human trafficker: “I swear, I looked like the most honest, harmless guy! But she just came right up and gave me two huge slaps…”
An A-list wanted criminal: “She said she’d found a great place for me. Turns out, that ‘great place’ was the police station…”
The headmaster of an internet addiction treatment center: “I was just trying to give the kids a little electroshock therapy. She saw me, and insisted on giving me a taste of my own medicine…”
A certain police bureau chief: “Ahem, Reporter Lin, when will you grace us with your presence?”
A certain task force leader: “Reporter Lin, we have a major case… Care to hear about it?”
Disclaimer:
1) The author is not a legal professional. xxx Some cases are based on real events.
2) This is an idealistic story about journalism, with a significant “golden finger”.
3) The male lead is Team Leader Hang Jiabai, but the romance aspect is minimal.
One-line Summary: Give strength to the powerless, and hope to the pessimistic.
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