In her previous life, Feng Xun was serious and composed, bold and capable. The Hong Kong media called her the "goddess detective." Who could have known she would die a violent death, with no one the wiser?
When she woke again, she had been reborn in the body of someone with the same name, and was sitting in a police station, nearly charged with murder.
What was going on?
Feng Xun couldn't make head or tail of the situation, but that didn't stop her from clearing her name.
Some lousy man killed someone and wanted her to take the fall? He could go to hell.
The original owner was a dirt-poor gossip reporter, so broke she was about to end up on the streets the very next day.
So, to survive, Feng Xun decisively ditched her detective airs and called in the location of her death in her previous life to claim the reward money.
She could deal with the immediate problem first.
From then on, Hong Kong had one fewer goddess detective and one more scruffy little reporter who chased murder cases all over the place.
She and Peng Can, who was determined to uncover the truth behind her death, became friends after a fight.
Together, they uncovered the mystery surrounding Feng Xun's death in her previous life.
Theme: The truth should never be buried.
It's quite interesting, but when I look at the table of contents, I see it was updated on September 25th, and it's already October 10th. I don't know if the author has updated it even more.
Could the thief back then be this stepmother? After all, when she was working as a servant, she could walk around and easily notice the money situation of the master's family. Moreover, she had evil intentions. She could seduce the master in order to live a rich life, so she might also steal money.
Can't relatives of such gamblers stay away from each other? Isn't she the heroine's biological mother? Is the heroine always burdened with this kind of gambling debt that does not belong to her?