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Mind Reader of the 90s
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| 4 | 8% (1 votes) |
| 3 | 33% (4 votes) |
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166 + 7 extra chapters (completed)
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Weekly Rank: #14532Monthly Rank: #14879
All Time Rank: #16055
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On 285 Reading Lists
Monthly Rank: #24703
All Time Rank: #18666
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Links are NOT allowed. Format your description nicely so people can easily read them. Please use proper spacing and paragraphs.In 1991, Zhao Xiangwan was admitted to Hunan Public Security University. One late night, a knock on the door pulled her into a tragic family drama.
Eleven-year-old Meimei, an adopted girl, had lost her sister. The mother, overwhelmed with grief, cried out: “Tell me! Where did you put the baby?”
Meimei wept and replied: “I didn’t mean to! I don’t remember!” Others tried to comfort the mother: “She’s still a child. Don’t push her too hard.”
But Zhao Xiangwan remained calm and firm: “She’s lying.” Zhao helped locate the missing child, earning admiration: “You can tell when someone’s lying just from their expressions? That’s amazing!”
However, Zhao’s true ability wasn’t reading micro-expressions—it was reading minds. Hiding her gift under the guise of behavioral theory, she solved major criminal cases:
— A headless female corpse.
— A campus poisoning.
— A hidden body in a suitcase.
Her success brought her praise from all sides:
— A Major Crimes Unit officer: “She solved two major cases in one day!”
— Her captain: “No criminal can escape her eyes.”
— A talented artist: “I create portraits for her investigations.”
— A wealthy tycoon: “She saved my life.”
— The Ji Group, a global corporation: “She’s our leader.”
Zhao Xiangwan became known as China’s top criminal investigator, a mind-reading detective, and a solver of impossible mysteries.
Yet, even with her fame, Zhao remained humble, her words resolute:
“With mind-reading, no criminal can hide. I will ensure justice for the innocent.”
Associated Names
One entry per line九零之讀心神探
九零之读心神探
九零之读心神探
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Latest Release
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| 03/29/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c19 |
| 03/29/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c18 |
| 03/25/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c17 part3 |
| 03/25/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c17 part2 |
| 03/25/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c17 part1 |
| 03/15/25 | Shanghai Fantasy | c16 part3 |
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