Jian Ning is in trouble.
Dressed as the adopted daughter of a wealthy family, the next day she was falsely accused of theft by the real daughter and kicked out. In the original book, the cannon fodder died of illness at the age of 25 in a rented house.
Jian Ning flipped through her original cell phone - 800 taunting text messages, 30,000 yuan in savings, and a message from her biological mother saying "Don't look for us again."
She didn't panic. When I was a criminal investigation consultant and negotiation expert in my previous life, I saw worse cards than this. Behavioral analysis, micro-expression recognition, criminal psychological profiling—these things that are engraved in the brain can still be used in another world.
At the family dinner the next day, the real daughter cried out about the loss of the family heirloom jade pendant, and everyone at the table pointed at Jian Ning. Jian Ning put down her chopsticks, turned on her phone, and displayed the official website of the Cultural Relics Appraisal Center: "Follow the formal procedures to submit for inspection."
The real daughter left the scene in a hurry. That night as Jian Ning carried her suitcase and moved out of Jian's house, the phone rang.
President Lu said: "Something happened in our company and we need someone who can see through people."
Ten days later, the first mole case was closed. She locked the suspect with behavioral traces and nailed the entire line with a chain of evidence.
