[Mind reading and animal speech + Criminal investigations + Tough single dad + Lighthearted laughs + Adorable contrast] Don’t mess with Captain Xu’s daughter, because every animal in the city is her eyes and ears!
After his daughter goes missing for five years, he finally gets her back, only to find her riding the wolf king and calling him a “two-legged beast”?
Xu Ye, captain of the criminal investigation unit and known as the “Living Yama,” ventures deep into the Cloudmist Forest, a place dubbed “the Gates of Hell.” He expects to retrieve his daughter’s body, but instead finds five-year-old Xu Jiujiu in a tattered princess dress, commanding tigers, leopards, jackals, and wolves to bow before her! Once he brings this little terror back to the police station, everything goes completely off the rails!
A perfect locked-room murder? The forensic pathologist declares it impossible to solve! Jiujiu points to a green-headed fly in the corner. “Daddy, Uncle Fly says he saw the killer. He was limping, and he left blood behind!”
Three hours later, the evidence is irrefutable and the whole team is stunned! A kidnapping worth tens of millions with no clues? The surveillance system has been hacked! Jiujiu pulls out three cat treats. “King Dugu, could you ask your cats and grandcats to help?” Ten minutes later, every stray cat in the city is on the move, and the suspects have nowhere to run!
From the police dogs staging a mass mutiny to the secret intelligence supplied by sewer rats, Xu Ye stares at the growing pile of commendation banners for solved cases and falls into thought: Do you really need a rat to solve crimes these days?
Meanwhile, the mysterious “Hunters” organization emerges from the shadows, along with genetic experiments and perfect specimens… As darkness closes in, Xu Jiujiu bares her tiny tiger teeth and growls, “Daddy, I’ll make the smell of those bad people disappear. Every last one of them!”
It's really good. How should I put it? It fills in the gaps in the story, like why the little girl suddenly developed animal language. And it's not the kind of mindless, overly sweet romance novel. It's really good, really good, worth reading, worth recommending. How can I put it? I can't express it in words, so just go read it, it's good enough.
It's so good, so very good! The content is fantastic. I hope the author keeps it up, but please don't let Qiuqiu encounter any danger or unfriendly criticism.
I read a drug-busting book before! It could even understand animal language! Her mother was the same, omnipresent, and ultimately became a savior, stopping the virus from infecting the whole world! This book is somewhat similar; the daughter is a crystallized being, but this one is better—she survived. The beginning was quite heartbreaking though; what Noah? It's all just human nature causing trouble! It's good, I like it!
Once you choose to go far away for your dreams, there's no turning back. So, either you die on the battlefield or you return home in disgrace. Come on!
Excellent, very well written.
A perfect ending, but I feel like we could add some extra chapters about the new house.
Go go go!
It's good, you should check it out, it's really good.
The concept is ingenious; all things possess a spirit. Humans and animals are spiritually connected and capable of anything.
Chuchu is so cute, and Captain Xu is super handsome. In short, I really like them.