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A killer who can create the perfect crime must also be the strongest ace detective. Su Ming, who had just passed the police academy entrance exam, unexpectedly gained the ability to simulate crimes in his dreams. Each time he simulated the perfect crime and no one discovered the murderer during the statute of limitations, he would gain various skills used in the crime. After simulating the perfect crime 100,000 times, he acquired countless skills. Su Ming, who should have become the number one criminal, instead joined the criminal investigation team after graduation. To him, all cases seemed like child’s play, full of mistakes. Even the smallest detail or loophole could directly point to the criminal! As he continued to solve what others considered perfect crimes and long-unsolved cases, the whole country began to call Su Ming the true ace detective. Unable to wear even the first-class merit medal, his police rank soared five levels in a short time. Become a criminal? Impossible! It’s far easier to become a criminal investigator, solve cases, and achieve fame and success!- 1.2 K • Jul 15, '26
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- After graduating, Chen Mo acquired the Money-Losing System. The more money he lost, the more personal assets he would gain.
- 1.3 K • Aug 19, '26
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- After a family of three transmigrates into a novel, they realize that the protagonist of this old-fashioned story is actually their original body’s eldest uncle. In the original plot, they had been leeching off their uncle, were kicked out of the family early on, and only reappeared at the end as pitiful background characters living in misery.
- 1.5 K • Aug 12, '26
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- 1.6 K • Aug 16, '26
- After binding to a broken system, Yu Liuxue must complete the dying wishes of female supporting characters—otherwise, she’ll die.
- 3.1 K • Aug 12, '26
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- Liu Ming, heir to District One’s ruling family, discovers that his reckless hatred toward the protagonist group was never truly his own—it was the plot forcing him into the role of a doomed cannon-fodder villain. With his death already written into the story, he refuses both redemption as a sidekick and destruction as a true villain.
- 2.1 K • Jun 10, '26
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- 3.8 K • Jun 16, '26
- Smashed back to the 1980s by the stingiest Treasure Bowl in history, Qian Jianing has to help it gather enough wealth energy to return to the Immortal Realm. Heart aching, the Treasure Bowl reluctantly coughs up its collection of random junk from the Immortal Realm: fallen leaves, leftover fruit pits, and small game prizes won from playing Dou Dizhu…
- 3.4 K • Dec 24, '25
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- Ning Xu had just transmigrated and was still confused when her senior sister dragged her off to attend the morning lecture. Senior Sister said, “You have three spiritual roots—not very outstanding. Unless something unexpected happens, you’ll probably remain an outer sect disciple for life. If you’re lucky and catch the eye of a true master, you might have a chance to become an inner sect disciple.”
- 1.6 K • Aug 11, '25
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- Qin Qing possessed the character panel from a game—before her, everyone was like an open book. She even understood people better than they understood themselves. After all, no one could fully quantify and digitize every aspect of their being
- 2.5 K • Apr 16, '26
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