A Five-Element Deficiency in Fatherhood: The Little Mystic Takes Charge

[Period Setting + Mysticism + Criminal Investigation + Adorable Child + Everyone’s Favorite + No Romance]

1988, the border.

Qin Lie, leader of the Special Cases Unit, is surrounded by international bandits. Just as he runs out of ammunition, a three-year-old toddler in a ragged Taoist robe, with a baby bottle on her back, suddenly pops out of the bushes.

The bandit sneers. “Buy one, get one free?”

The little girl, Niannian, calmly pulls out a coin and says in a babyish voice, “Uncle, your forehead is dark. You’ll be struck by a bloody misfortune within three seconds!”

The bandit scoffs and pulls the trigger. Click. The gun jams.

The next moment, a meteor falls from the sky, actually the wreckage of a malfunctioning reconnaissance drone, and lands squarely on the bandit’s head!

The whole scene falls silent.

Qin Lie looks at the little fortune-teller clinging to his leg and calling him Daddy, and his whole worldview crumbles.

Back at the compound, is Niannian just a little “superstitious” shadow? No!

She’s a walking human lie detector and a nightmare for criminals!

“Since the suspect refuses to talk, Comrade Qin Nian is authorized to read his fortune for five minutes.”

Five minutes later, the serial killer breaks down in tears. “I’ll confess! I’ll tell you everything! Make her stop. I’m afraid Heaven will punish me!”

From human trafficking cases to international espionage rings, Niannian carries a compass in one hand and a baby bottle in the other, leading the national team to victory after victory.

Qin Lie: “Who dares touch my daughter?”

National team: “Who dares touch our national treasure?!”