The Nineties: I Solve Cases Like a Genius with the Help of Plants

"Li Sui, hurry! Hurry! Your second sister was kidnapped by bad people!"

On an ordinary night in July, when she was eighteen, Li Sui suddenly began hearing plants speak.

From then on, her life got downright strange.

At the hospital, the magnolia trees whispered that the mother in Room 5 of the fourth floor envied the wealthier family in Room 6 and wanted to switch their babies.

Outside a gold shop, the camphor tree ranted: The axes are already showing. Do they really want everyone to know they're here to rob the place?

She went with her older sister to interview for a new job, and the money tree trembled: The last accountant went into the company late at night and never came back out.

Even moving to a new home, she heard the ivy by the roadside scream: A murder is happening upstairs...

The elite criminal investigator was baffled. "Li Sui, what kind of special constitution do you have?"

Li Sui was just as helpless. "I can only hear plants talking. I'm baffled too!"

Word of her reputation spread, and victims came to her one after another.

The factory owner's son got mixed up in a murder case. The owner came to her and said, "If you can find evidence to clear my son, these five thousand yuan are yours."

A Hong Kong businessman's son was kidnapped, and a rich young heiress from Hong Kong offered a fortune: "If you can bring my son back safely, this ten thousand yuan is all yours."

But how did the factory owner's wife become her own mother, and the Hong Kong businessman her own father?

And why were they both warning her, "Don't you dare reveal our relationship, or you'll be sorry"?

Later, Li Sui became a famous detective. Her birth parents were consumed with regret and wanted to reconnect.

Sorry, the records are sealed, and my whereabouts are hidden. From now on, all you can see is her dazzling figure disappearing into the distance.