Fishing System: The Metaphysical Master Who Speaks a Little Animal Language

[Small animals (she can only understand some animals) + semi-livestreaming + supernatural horror + a heroine who loves bluffing and putting on an act, and enjoys playing the fool before revealing her true strength + a genuine fishing-and-law-enforcement System + funny and lighthearted + logic is dead, so just go with it]

Fresh off the mountain and before she can even show what she can do, Sui Yuan gets kidnapped by a so-called fishing System. It really is a fishing System: she has to fish at a set location every day.

But the System is glitchy. Though it is clearly an ordinary fishing System, it turns Sui Yuan into a law-enforcement menace who catches criminals while fishing.

While fishing at a deserted spot, she encounters a sparrow that seems to be able to talk. Before Sui Yuan can get rid of the chattering bird, the fishing System alerts her that she has hooked a big fish.

So she gives up on flicking the noisy sparrow away and starts an all-out tug-of-war with the big fish in the water, eventually winning the contest.

But what she reels in isn’t a fish. It’s an oversized suitcase.

With the viewers in her livestream egging her on, Sui Yuan fulfills her wealthy sponsor’s wish and opens the suitcase, earning herself a three-day ban and a one-day trip to the police station.

The chattering sparrow then tells her that the suitcase had been stuffed underwater by a very rude, smelly, black two-legged beast that had climbed inside by itself and was making people hold their breath.

So the girl and the bird decide to work together to catch more of these smelly, rude two-legged beasts. In return, the sparrow gets free room and board.

Ever since the System bound itself to her, Sui Yuan has found that she seems to have gotten even unluckier. She keeps running into bits and pieces of the people, or whole piles of them.

If it weren’t for the money and other goodies the System rewards her with, she’d sooner die than do a thing for that stupid System.

But after meeting more and more “friends,” she takes one look at the whole line of powerful backers behind her and feels invincible again.