The Adorable Child of the Court of Justice Hears Animals' Thoughts and Solves Bizarre Cases

[Adorable child, doted on by everyone + animal communication + mystery investigations + mutual healing + hilarious household intrigue; a bold, sociable little girl who protects her own versus a short-tempered, self-disciplined Chief Justice of the Court of Judicial Review] Three-and-a-half-year-old Suisui had been able to understand animals since she was little. She should have been a pampered young heiress, but her weak-willed mother and she were cruelly thrown out by her maternal relatives. They survived by selling wontons in the freezing wind. Then one day, Xiao Yanqing, the fearsome “living King of Hell” and Chief Justice of the Court of Judicial Review, happened to pass by while working on a case. Suisui threw her arms around his leg and pointed at his tall horse, speaking in her childish voice. “Uncle, your horse says it ate something bad today, so it can’t run!” Xiao Yanqing looked down at the little girl who resembled him so closely, and followed the clues to find the wife and child he had been separated from four years ago! After they were welcomed back to the marquis’s estate in grand style, the troublesome relatives in every branch of the family resorted to underhanded tricks to fight for power. Suisui wasn’t worried in the slightest. With the help of the sparrows munching seeds on the wall and the carp gossiping in the pond, she uncovered every nasty secret in the estate. “Daddy, Grandpa Turtle from the pond says Second Aunt buried the account book with the embezzlement records under the locust tree last night!” With Suisui’s expert help, the household power struggle became a one-sided rout, while Xiao Yanqing cracked one astonishing case after another. His four older brothers, once aloof, antisocial, and full of rage, quietly became their little sister’s personal bodyguards. Who would dare let Suisui suffer even the slightest injustice? Xiao Yanqing drew his blade with a cold laugh. “Which of the Court of Judicial Review’s prison packages would you like to try first?”