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Synopsis
Jiang Li experiences vivid dreams of committing gruesome crimes, only to discover she is witnessing the first-person perspectives of actual criminals. By reporting these visions, she helps authorities dismantle trafficking rings and solve murders, eventually becoming an indispensable asset to the police. This novel reads like a supernatural police procedural blended with the psychic detective trope, focusing on the intersection of mental trauma and justice. It is well-suited for readers who enjoy crime-solving mysteries and 'found family' dynamics. However, those seeking a central romantic relationship should skip this title, as the narrative adheres to a 'no couple' framework. The pacing is driven by an episodic structure, with the standout quality being the humorous, obsessive relationship between the protagonist and her over-eager police handlers who practically move into her home to secure new leads.
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Editorial Review
The novel presents a compelling hook by subverting the nightmare trope, turning a psychological burden into a tool for law enforcement. With 168 chapters currently available, the author has established a consistent rhythm of case-solving that keeps the plot moving. A significant strength is the character dynamic between Jiang Li and the police force, which provides necessary levity to the dark subject matter of human trafficking and murder. However, the 'doted on by everyone' element occasionally threatens to overshadow the mystery, risking a shift from a tense thriller to a lighthearted power fantasy. While the premise is strong and the execution is steady, the story's overall impact is slightly dampened by these tonal inconsistencies. It remains a solid entry for fans of the genre who prefer character-driven procedural stories over complex, overarching conspiracies.












