Stubborn Kid
When the horrifying snowman skinning case shocked the entire country, Zhu Suixi returned from faraway Tibet.
On her first day back, the bureau chief said a powerful researcher would be joining the team. When she looked up, it turned out to be the ex-boyfriend she had not seen in years.
Qin Shiyuan looked at the chief of the major crimes unit, who was pretending not to know him, and fell into deep thought.
Eight years ago, she said her name was Li Xia, an overseas reporter, and they fell in love in Mexico. Six years ago, in Zurich, she vanished without a trace.
Now she stood before him, and they said her name was Zhu Suixi, the leader of the Jingzhou major crimes unit, a top asset everyone was fighting to recruit.
Only later did Qin Shiyuan learn that Li Xia was her, Zhu Suixi was her, and the sworn enemy wanted by an international criminal organization with a huge bounty, "Nüwa," was also her.
But she said that at the beginning of the story, she had no name. They called her "Subject 037."
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Eight years ago, Zhu Suixi was surrounded by drug traffickers in Mexico. With nowhere else to go, she ran into Qin Shiyuan and, in order to hide her identity and complete her mission, became his girlfriend.
Six years ago she left without a word. She had thought they would never meet again in this lifetime, but fate unexpectedly made them see each other every time they looked up.
They said he was the youngest professor at the Police University, the mastermind behind a corporation. Only when everything settled did she learn that he was a survivor who had crawled out of mountains of corpses and seas of blood, still walking alone, the "Subject 001" from which all tragedy began.
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"Even if I am a stubborn rebel by nature, wandering the abyss, I will still slaughter the evil dragon and fight for a chance at life. I will walk into this vast mortal world, toward you, toward the light."
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