I Got Rich After Buying a Haunted House in Bankruptcy

Synopsis: Qi Xiaoxi, who made a living with her knack for the occult, transmigrates into the body of a bankrupt entrepreneur obsessed with starting businesses. She owes five million, has been saddled with the blame for ruining someone else's wedding, and is ridiculed by her friends and relatives. A notorious haunted house, whose asking price has dropped from one million to one hundred thousand, becomes her lifeline. After buying the haunted house, Qi Xiaoxi investigates cases, performs exorcisms, and sometimes starts a livestream. A few months later, someone buys the renovated villa for ten million. Qi Xiaoxi becomes famous, and people flock to seek her out. Even the neighbors who used to keep their distance come knocking. "Xiaoxi, please come take a look. Ever since I moved into my new house, nothing has gone right." A troubled homeowner even begs her to buy a Chinese-style haunted house at a low price. After she renovates it, the haunted house becomes a lucky home that brings wealth. Her parents, who had always opposed her buying haunted houses, move in. Their health improves, and their fortunes prosper. When Qi Xiaoxi discovers that she has made the top of Haishi's wealth list, she glances at the couplet by the door. Sure enough, a prosperous home brings success in everything. Still, there are troubles. Every so often, she digs up a corpse or finds the remains of a protected animal in one of her houses. Tao Dong, the police officer who has been keeping an eye on her since the first haunted house, grows increasingly suspicious of her. "Why is it you again?" "Why is it still you?" Qi Xiaoxi: "It's me. So what?" Coming soon: The Female Detective of the Nineties. Please add it to your reading list. Synopsis: Gu Ping'an, fresh from receiving a First-Class Merit Award, transmigrates to a small town in 1990. The original owner used to work at the municipal police bureau, but after losing a file and nearly getting into trouble when taken hostage by robbers, she was exiled to a godforsaken little town. Listening to the old song Love Song 1990 and looking at the shabby desk and the only two batons in the town's police station, Gu Ping'an is utterly bewildered. Most investigative techniques are off limits? No surveillance footage? No online personality analysis? And no AI assistance? Gu Ping'an sighs deeply. It doesn't matter. A top detective is a top detective wherever she goes! In less than two years, Gu Ping'an of Chang'an Town becomes a well-known name in Yujing City's police force, and all kinds of rumors about her spread. "I heard she's beautiful, but fierce!" "I heard she always finds the clues, and she's even more of a genius detective than a genius detective!" "I heard Captain Yu and she are sworn enemies!" "Huh? Why did I hear Captain Yu likes her?" Gu Ping'an: I only want to solve cases. Nothing else matters! Coming soon: Helping Ghosts Solve Their Murders at the Funeral Home Synopsis: Tian Ruxu, a small-time police officer who believes in no gods, transmigrates into an employee at a funeral home and adapts surprisingly well. She just never expected the funeral home's cases to outnumber the ones she handled as a police officer. Ghost No. 1: "I'm so miserable. My neighbor killed me, but there's no evidence, and my parents still think he's a good person." Tian Ruxu closes her eyes. It must be an illusion, definitely an illusion. The next day, she covers her room with ghost-banishing talismans. Ghost No. 1 paces by the window. "I'm so miserable, really so miserable! Why am I so miserable!" Ghost No. 2 peeks through a crack in the door, bitter and resentful. "I'm even more miserable. They say I killed myself, but I really didn't. I don't even know who killed me!" A few days later, Tian Ruxu runs into the mountains in the dead of night with a flashlight to gather evidence, and digs up a corpse with one strike of her shovel. Seeing the suspicious looks from the police, she laments, "Who has it worse than me!" A year later, Tian Ruxu is hired as a criminal investigation consultant by the police. At a speech, she says, "I've always believed good deeds are rewarded and evil deeds punished. If the reward or punishment hasn't come, it's because the ghost hasn't arrived." Everyone else hears, "The time for karma hasn't come." Xiao Ke, the criminal investigation team captain who has repeatedly been face-slapped by Tian Ruxu but now looks at her with admiration and is happy for her, hears, "I haven't arrived yet." He sighs deeply, his tone complicated. "She's gotten carried away. Tian's definitely gotten carried away." * A contemporary story set in an alternate reality. Theme: Work hard, live well, and do good deeds.