The Real Heiress Uses Animal Speech to Take the Police Force by Storm

[Animal speech + crime-solving + face-slapping + punishing scum + police-station darling]

Qi Yan was born into a world of beast taming and cultivation. Everything went smoothly as she rose to become the continent’s strongest beast tamer, but just as she was about to ascend, a heart demon kept her from breaking through.

To ascend, she used up all her cultivation and returned to the twenty-first century. The moment she woke up, she caught her sweet-faced stepsister abusing her dog.

Qi Yan was furious!

She was no longer the quiet, withdrawn girl who could only secretly get even after being wronged. After more than twenty years in another world, she now lived by the rule: settle grudges on the spot, and let loose whenever the urge strikes.

If she left that anger bottled up, wouldn’t it get in the way of her ascension?

Qi Yan punched her scheming stepmother and stepsister, and kicked her biological father and brother, whose brains had been muddled by them.

A heart demon?

Easy!

But she kept stumbling across murder cases when she least expected it.

Qi Yan didn’t know how to solve crimes, but she understood animal speech!

Nothing leaves without a trace. A killer might evade the cameras, but they couldn’t escape the little animals found everywhere.

[Squeak, squeak! We saw him! A hunchbacked man. He was even nice enough to bring us food!]

The mice are carrying the team!

The little bird, who was determined not to help humans:

[I know where she is. I heard my good friend’s voice~]

Qi Yan: “Take me to her, and I’ll buy you something tasty.”

[Tweet, tweet! Off we go!]

Qi Yan chased down criminals with all kinds of little animals, and before she knew it, she’d become an unofficial member of the police force and everyone’s favorite person at the station.

The day she received her expert consultant ID, she waved it at the man in front of her.

Grinning, she said, “Captain Wen, I told you I was born with a perfect affinity for animals. You need me.”

The man held the leash of a big golden retriever and smiled fondly. “We do need you.”