The Puppy Girl Is Still Looking for Her Master Today

【Identity exposed//All promotional copy has been taken down】 A scatterbrained, quirky puppy girl and a stuffy-on-the-outside, secretly tsundere government official, stumbling through one chaotic day after another~ * Xie Songyun got a dog stuck to him. More precisely, a dog who had turned into a person. And the kind that loves tearing up the house. Using Xie Songyun’s name, she kindly helped a widow find her shoe. Before Xie Songyun could get angry, she twisted her fingers together. “I only wanted to help you win the people’s hearts, sir.” He held his temper. While investigating a case, they were stranded in the wilderness. She took it upon herself to babble at a hungry wolf. Xie Songyun hauled her back, and she looked aggrieved. “I only wanted to use my keen sense of smell and hearing to help you solve the case, sir.” He held his temper again. At night, she crawled out from under his brocade quilt and smiled sweetly. Xie Songyun rubbed his forehead. “What trouble have you gotten into this time?” Her little face flushed. “I was just worried you’d be lonely in bed, sir.” He couldn’t hold back anymore. Stray dogs are first come, first served. Then one day, she burst into his study holding a letter, her voice bright with a feeling she had never shown him before. “Sir, I’ve heard from my owner. I’m going to find him!” Only then did Xie Songyun realize that everything she had done was to enlist his official power to search for her owner. The prefect, usually known for treating his people with kindness, turned as cold as ice. “You are my subordinate. You may not leave me without my permission.” . After leaving Yongzhou, Qingque had just breathed a sigh of relief. Then she heard the urgent sound of hoofbeats behind her. When she spotted that familiar figure in the distance, her legs began to tremble. “I have come especially to invite you to the authorities to seek justice.” “Since you claim you once belonged to someone else, I shall rule that the thief’s heart be bound to you for life.” . Qingque had a palm-sized wooden token that she treasured and never let anyone touch. When the other constables gathered around to ask her about it, Xie Songyun walked past without so much as a glance, seemingly uninterested. One night, he finally became a rooftop intruder. His expression was complicated, and his voice trembled slightly. “Where did you get this?” “Give it back!” Qingque snatched it away. “It’s my owner’s little dog tag. He said that if anyone saw this tag, they’d definitely recognize me.” Xie Songyun sucked in a sharp breath. 【Bonus scene】 Xie Songyun: No wagging your tail during investigations. Qingque: Sir, I’m not a dog anymore. I don’t have a tail! Xie Songyun: When you smile, it looks like you’re wagging your tail. Qingque: Oh... Xie Songyun: Except when you’re doing it for me. TIPS: 1. The “owner” business is a misunderstanding. Both leads are each other’s one and only, with a very obvious mutual attraction. 2. The heroine retains some doglike traits, such as a keen sense of smell and hearing, a talent for running, and the ability to understand dog language. 3. Everything serves the romance and happy life of the leads. Anything that seems implausible is an invented detail. 4. The heroine disguises herself as a man early on. There are complete case arcs, followed by a more everyday story after her identity is exposed, with fewer cases and a groveling romance arc. ● Upcoming melodrama, The Censor’s Wife Is Stolen by a Dragon: An ancient-world tech-bro dragon, a powerful man, designs little toys himself and ruthlessly claims an honest, voluptuous married woman, body and soul. He falls hard and goes mad! ● Upcoming sweet story in a similar style, A Hundred Ways to Play Pretend with the Spring-Painting Artist and the Powerful Minister: A young artist transmigrates into the past as a painter of erotic art, with the touch of Ma Liang’s magic brush, and is forced to recreate one hundred scenes from her paintings with a powerful minister! Add it to your reading list~ Theme: High in the court, worry for the people; far from the court, worry for the ruler