Silent Testimony

The female protagonist transmigrates into a crime investigation novel, swaps identities with the original host, and ultimately ends up with the female supporting character. The story uses a unit format (case-by-case): solving crimes, falling in love, and engaging in extreme emotional push-and-pull. Lǐ Hèwēi, who is “bent like a mosquito coil,” transmigrates into a crime investigation novel to become the police station’s sole Criminal Simulated Portrait Artist, and, surprisingly, a married woman. Fortunately, her husband is missing, and her sister-in-law, Táo Líng, is also sensible, usually avoiding calling her ‘sister-in-law’. Unexpectedly, in the near future, Lǐ Hèwēi finds herself getting addicted to the sister-in-law dynamic, questioning Táo Líng: “But what? Is it not okay to live at your sister-in-law’s house?” “How can we split the bill? I am your sister-in-law; I must insist on treating you!” Later on, Lǐ Hèwēi finds herself deeply embroiled in a murder predicament, with all evidence pointing to her as the killer of her husband. However, Táo Líng steps forward amid the doubts of their relatives and friends: “I believe she is not the murderer.” — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Silent Testimony — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠