Solving Cases in Hong Kong with a Young Girl

Ming Song is the fake heiress of a wealthy Hong Kong family.

Beautiful, vain, spoiled, domineering, arrogant, and selfish.

According to the original plot, she will be kicked out of the Ming family and turn into a wicked villainess.

Later, she'll meet her biological younger sister, who has also struggled at the bottom of society. The two will fight each other and meet tragic ends.

The first thing Ming Song does after awakening is find her sister.

The good news: Her little sister is only four.

The bad news: The baby has already started crawling around ominously.

Everyone in the Ming family is waiting to see the former young heiress fall into ruin.

But without a word, Ming Song opens a detective agency.

Her little sister makes a gloomy face, her round cheeks puffed, her tiny hands behind her back.

Ming Song: Step aside.

#%^*...&@

Ming Song: So this is sisterly slaughter?

With all eyes on them, everyone expects Ming Song to stumble in disgrace and never rise again.

Who could have guessed that her detective agency would keep growing and become famous?

Later on--

Ming Song solves a major serial case, receives a medal, and is appointed a special investigative consultant for the Hong Kong police force.

The little girl who was once so melancholy stays by her big sister's side, never leaving her.

The little sister tilts her chin up and hands over a business card with a sharp little slap, her baby voice icy:

"For an investigation, the Ming Detective Agency is the right place to go."

Premise: Punish evil and promote good.