Every time I wake up I'm at the crime scene
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Synopsis
Jiang Ran is a famous actor whose life takes a surreal turn after moving. He suffers from an inexplicable condition where he awakens in random, often embarrassing public locations—ranging from alleysides to busy thoroughfares—usually dressed in questionable attire. While the public views these incidents as scandalous celebrity antics or drunken mishaps, a darker pattern emerges. Every location where Jiang Ran manifests becomes the site of a grisly discovery: a corpse is always found within a few meters of him. This recurring proximity transforms the bewildered star into the prime suspect for the local police. Lin Qian, a stern investigator leading the serious crime unit, finds himself tasked with solving these murders while dealing with a suspect who seems far too dim-witted to be a calculating killer. The tone is lighthearted and absurdist, blending slapstick comedy with a murder mystery. It rewards those who enjoy whimsical premises and the friction between a chaotic personality and a rigid professional.
📚 Chapters (81 total)
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Editorial Review
As a completed work spanning 81 chapters, the story offers a concise and tidy arc that avoids the bloating common in longer webnovels. The strongest element is the comedic chemistry between the eccentric actor and the skeptical police captain. The author successfully balances the grim nature of crime scenes with a bright, nonsensical atmosphere, ensuring the mystery doesn't overshadow the romantic tension. However, the brevity of the novel may be a drawback for some. With only 81 chapters, the transition from mutual suspicion to a romantic relationship might feel rushed, and the supernatural mechanism behind the teleportation lacks deep exploration. Despite this, the tight structure prevents the plot from meandering. It serves as a refreshing, low-stakes diversion within the BL genre, prioritizing character interaction and situational humor over complex police procedural accuracy.