[Real and Fake Heiresses + All-Round Secret Identities + Livestreaming as a Truth-Seeking Judge + Two Brilliant, Powerful Leads + Microexpression Analysis]
Jiang Wan, the genius designated 001 from the Ninth Research Center, has come down from the mountain.
The whole internet is saying that the real heiress the Jiang family found is a socially awkward girl who’s never seen the world,
always wearing noise-canceling headphones and carrying a strange clicker.
The fake heiress acts helpless, her fiancé is busy calling off the engagement, and the whole family is waiting to laugh at her.
But then, in front of the livestream camera,
a father who has spent twenty years searching for his daughter weeps and begs the entire internet to help.
After listening to just three sentences, Jiang Wan calmly says:
“When you talk about your daughter, there’s no emotional response in your vocal cords.”
“You’re not looking for a child.”
“You’re looking for the heir to an estate.”
The whole internet is stunned, and public opinion turns in an instant.
A two-faced male guest makes a heartfelt confession on a variety show?
Jiang Wan takes three steps back. “Your pupils are dilated and you’re producing more saliva. Those are physiological responses that occur when a predator has locked onto its target.”
“I have a thing about germs. Stay away from me.”
The male guest’s carefully crafted image collapses on the spot, and netizens dig up his entire past.
After one battle, Jiang Wan becomes a legend, hailed as a human lie detector.
Wherever she goes, no lie can stay hidden.
Netizens: “Please, don’t let her stop talking! She says everything I want to say online!”
[Bonus Scene]
Lu Chen, CEO of the Lu Group, has severe hyperthymesia, yet he’s the one person who can’t remember Jiang Wan’s face.
One day, Jiang Wan is attacked by haters: “You’re just a cold-blooded freak who only knows how to look at data!”
Lu Chen steps in front of her and shows the entire internet hundreds of pages of handwritten notes:
“When she smiles, the left corner of her mouth lifts by fifteen degrees.”
“When she’s nervous, she presses her clicker three times.”
“I can’t remember her face.”
“But I remember she’s the only person who can make my world go quiet.”
