Hey! The Criminal Assistance System Can Even Be Used Like This? 220

Lin Yu was tidying up when she saw Xu Zhizhi fainting, instantly panicking and repeatedly calling out to her. Xu Zhizhi fell onto the chair, and when she was woken, her eyes were filled with an overwhelming terror. Soon, a wave of nausea surged up, and she rushed to the bathroom, unable to suppress her dry heaving.

Since she hadn’t eaten much that evening, after retching for a long time, she only brought up some sour bile. Once she finished, a relentless shiver overtook her. She realized she was wrong; she had underestimated the horror of the murderer.

Under Lin Yu’s comforting presence, Xu Zhizhi sat on the bed, her spirit foggy. Facing Lin Yu’s concern, her gaze was vacant, devoid of any emotion. Lin Yu suggested she lie down, thinking it was just stress that had overwhelmed her. This current production was undoubtedly their lifeline.

After Lin Yu left, Xu Zhizhi felt uneasy for a long time. Yet, for the sake of her role, she thought it over and decided to push on. She opened the Crime Simulator and continued the simulation. She felt a bone-deep horror and fear; she wanted to give up, but besides this, she couldn’t do anything else.

If she didn’t seize this opportunity, she wouldn’t be able to support herself later on. So even though she was scared, she forced herself to keep watching. Standing in front of the mirror, she gathered her courage, recalling the facial expressions and body language she had observed, immersively portraying a murderer.

Once she arrived on set and was directed by Bai Sheng to give it a try, she earned an expression of satisfaction from him. The male and female leads looked at Xu Zhizhi, sighing at how unreliable internet rumors were. Xu Zhizhi, naturally, became friends with them, smoothly signing a contract with the crew to portray this villainous role.

The crew was quite affectionate; aside from Bai Sheng, who could be very fierce at times, like a tyrant, the atmosphere was generally pleasant. She got to know Qin Su, the captain of the police team, who was exceptionally outstanding as a professional consultant for the production.

Though she occasionally noticed something slightly off in the way Director Zhou’s wife looked at Qin Su, and sensed some strange nuances about her, the crew was quite agreeable overall. However, all of these concerns were cast aside as Director Zhou continued to guide and scold her.

It must be said that under these circumstances, her acting skills advanced significantly. She also learned to accumulate Malice Value, using the Crime Simulator. As the filming progressed, Xu Zhizhi sensed certain things that made her afraid, things that gradually changed the way Bai Sheng’s wife looked at her.

Bai Sheng also seemed to take on another appearance. The crew felt like a bizarre and distorted painting, and she was drawn into it, flailing aimlessly like a headless fly. She tried to hide but was still discovered.

She was lured in, while those around her remained indifferent. She sought help from that police captain, but it was all too late. Bai Sheng had died. He committed suicide.

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Su Yin’s skin was like凝脂 (meaning “like congealed fat” – beautiful and delicate), captivating and charming. After the death of her only relative, her grandfather, she was left all alone. In her dreams, she finally learned that she was a cannon fodder supporting actress in a period novel, designed to marry an abusive scum man, living a miserable life.

To change her fate, she decided to accept her grandfather’s dying wish, entrusting her to the family of her betrothed childhood match. In the original book, her betrothed was a powerful figure in the story, known for his volatile temperament and fierce demeanor, and he deeply despised the notion of childhood betrothal.

Su Yin decided to go to the capital to quietly preserve her life, determined not to disturb this future bigshot. As long as she could safely endure a year, she would be able to wait until the college entrance examination resumed and enter university to start a new life.

However, the rumored bigshot, known for his bad temper and harshness, disturbed her daily, treating her with the utmost tenderness, as if he wished to hold her in the palm of his hand. Gu Cheng’an was extraordinarily handsome, from an illustrious family. Many wanted to pursue this high and unattainable flower, but since he was already betrothed, and it was said that she was just a country girl, they all sighed.

Gu Cheng’an, who was usually rebellious, harbored a strong aversion toward his betrothed whom he had never met, even though she was now living under his roof. When Su Yin first arrived at the courtyard, her delicate beauty stunned everyone.

A group of brothers exclaimed: “Gu Cheng’an, your fiancée is truly beautiful.” To which Gu Cheng’an retorted, “Get lost! I oppose feudal superstition.”

Later on, the brothers said, “Gu Cheng’an, I want to pursue your betrothed; can you help me?” Gu Cheng’an replied, “Get lost! She’s my wife.”

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