You Write Suspense Novels and are Better at Solving Cases Than the Police?

(No system, no female lead, not invincible, more slice-of-life, Conan-like, includes cases of all sizes)

(Warning: The protagonist is all about himself and is not a typical good guy. If you mind this, please do not read. Also, no female lead does not mean no female supporting characters. It just means there are no romantic scenes. If you don't want to see any women, please do not read.)

While others can easily gain opportunities and connections after transmigrating, Lu Ci only faces the police station.

Who knows that a suspense novel he wrote to make money would make him a suspect? If he had known, he would still have written it, because he was poor.

When luck comes, you can't stop it; when bad luck comes, you can't stop it either. He helped the police solve a case, but before he even got the money, his bicycle was stolen, making his already meager life even worse.

What can I do but keep writing novels?

No inspiration? No problem, just follow the police on the scene and learn from them. You're bound to find something of value in the suspect.

How to catch people? Here are three ideas for you to choose from; there's bound to be one that suits you.

Unexpectedly, helping too many people caught the attention of a powerful figure. Lu Ci said that if intelligence didn't work here, he would also resort to physical force.

A team leader said: "If we hadn't found out that this kid had no criminal record, I would have put him in jail for a few years."

He can plan everything, including himself.

Or perhaps, from the very first moment he saw someone, it was already part of his plan. Whether it was forced or dangerous, who can say for sure if it was part of his plan?