After Our Whole Family Transmigrated, We Made the Bianjing Headlines by Solving Cases

[Coming soon: The Case-Solving Genius Is Not What She Seems [The 1980s] and A Half-Demon's Guide to Opening a Shop. Blurbs at the end] #Shocking! A deadly night at the Seven-Color Tower, a mysterious woman identifies the killer as... him! What will the Junior Secretary of the Court of Judicial Review do after a challenge to his authority? # #Breaking! A young man is chased for two li by a wild boar, yet still has the nerve to call himself a "beast tamer"? # #Hot! A mysterious woman changes her mind at the sight of a handsome man. While the Junior Secretary of the Court of Judicial Review drinks alone late at night, she climbs over the wall to flirt with him! # Those involved slam the table: "Slander! This is slander!" Si Fan, owner of a small detective agency, wakes up one day as a lovesick young woman in the capital. Her father has no ambition, her stepmother is notorious for her jealousy, and her younger brother is a good-for-nothing... Before she can faint in despair, she discovers that her family has transmigrated too. They stare at one another in a room full of antique furnishings. Father Si: Why did I have to transmigrate into this useless man's body? Mother Si: Why am I still your stepmother even after transmigrating? Si Fan lifts her teacup to wet her lips, then suddenly pauses. "Where's my brother?" Father Si and Mother Si freeze. Only then do they remember they seem to have a son. "Right, where is your brother?" Meanwhile, Si Chen has somehow been caught up in a murder case and trapped inside the Seven-Color Tower. Surrounded by yamen runners, he trembles with bewilderment. Finally, he shuts his eyes and cries to the heavens, "Sis, save me!" The man standing behind the runners, fanning himself, pauses at the sound, then smiles. "Junior Secretary, he's rather interesting. Everyone else calls for their parents, but he calls for his sister." The whole family escapes with their lives and plans to shut the gate and live quietly. Little do they know that things never go according to plan. Later, Si Fan discovers that the streets and alleys of Bianjing form a chessboard, and every mansion in the city, including the Si family's, is a piece on it. Some people scheme at every turn, stirring up trouble, while others guard against every threat and try to keep up appearances. Fortunately, she meets a group of people who right wrongs and argue for what is just. And so, the clouds part, and the truth comes to light! (Skit) Zhong Weian shows up at her door with a tabloid. Si Fan immediately balls herself up and throws herself eight zhang away. "This tabloid is complete nonsense! It's all lies! Utter rubbish! Pure fabrication!" Zhong Weian: "Don't you want to take responsibility?" Si Fan spreads her hands. "I didn't do anything!" Zhong Weian raises two fingers. "You have two choices." "One: Own up to what you've done." "Two: I'll personally give this tabloid, along with tomorrow's issue, 'Eighteen Reasons the Si Family's Daughter Will Never Get Married,' to your father." Si Fan: "..." What the hell are these eighteen reasons? And who on earth owns this tabloid?! Reader's Guide: 1. Entirely fictional setting. This Bianjing is not that Bianjing. Some details are invented, so please don't overanalyze. 2. Primarily a mystery. Blurb for The Case-Solving Genius Is Not What She Seems [The 1980s] "Chi Xia, you can't become a police officer." The regret in the police academy counselor's eyes is clear, but Chi Xia isn't surprised. She wakes up one day to find that she's become the only daughter of a fallen soldier in the 1980s. "Chi Xia, are you sure you want to join the criminal investigation unit?" Chi Xia comes out of her daze and nods firmly. "I have to!" This time, with her impeccable revolutionary credentials, she gets her wish. In an era without surveillance cameras, when fingerprints are taken with ink pads and suspects are tracked on foot, murders, mysteries, and crimes abound. With the police severely understaffed, Criminal Investigation Team Six is formed. It doesn't take long for this group of young people, with an average age under twenty-five, to become a nightmare for the other teams. Team One sits down for a drink of water, and Team Six solves a case! Team Two goes home for a nap, and Team Six solves another case! Team Three takes a turn around the public restroom, and Team Six solves yet another case! Chi Xia's mother often points at her and screams, "You're just like your father. There's something wrong with both of you!" Chi Xia watches her quietly. Even though she disagrees, her face remains completely unreadable. It isn't until she transmigrates to the 1980s and Wen Xun appears that she realizes her mother might have been right. On Wen Xun's first day in Team Six, he peers through a half-open wooden door and sees Chi Xia crouched on a chair, holding a watermelon. She takes a huge bite and says, "Captain Wen? He's all an act!" Wen Xun: ? Chi Xia is the team's case-solving genius, with an eccentric way of thinking and an easygoing personality. But she keeps her distance from him, perfectly embodying the words, "Don't bother me if we're not close." "Captain Wen, I've left the report here." Chi Xia's gaze is distant, her tone strictly professional. She suppresses the heat coursing through her blood and fights the urge to tie his hands together and lock him away. Wen Xun: Does she... hate me? Wen Xun gets used to her distance, but one late night after a case is closed, he catches a glimpse of her eyes before she can hide what she's feeling. What swirls there isn't disgust. His gentle smile freezes on his face. "Comrade Chi Xia, what exactly do you have against me?" Or rather, what exactly do you want to do to me? [Reader's Guide] 1. A two-faced, possessive, and unhinged heroine × a gentle, aloof hero like a moon atop a mountain. 2. A criminal investigation story set in the 1980s. Some details are invented, so please don't overanalyze. 3. Cases and everyday life. Blurb for A Half-Demon's Guide to Opening a Shop: At No. 58, Sixiang Road, in the old city, there's a strange little general store. Along with everyday goods, its shelves are packed with odd crafts that hardly anyone would buy. The shop's gramophone often plays the Great Compassion Mantra, and the sound of a brass wind chime can often be heard at the end of the alley in the middle of the night. Most unbelievable of all, the shopkeeper Jiang Qing looks like someone untouched by worldly concerns, but in private she's been spotted wearing little wolf ears and cosplaying. Lu Huaiqian is a walking bad-luck generator. He can tell Northern Song official kiln wares from Ming and Qing counterfeits, but can't tell cinnabar from goji berries on Jiang Qing's shelves. His unlucky constitution gets him "exiled" by his family, and one stormy night he stumbles into the general store in a panic. The hapless man in a suit smashes the blue-and-white porcelain jar Jiang Qing uses to suppress an evil spirit. She chases him for three whole streets with a broom, while the century-old bewitching ghost inside the jar livestreams on her phone: "Folks, this is where love begins!" Later, he becomes an "unofficial employee" at the store. On his first day, he handwrites an employee handbook. 1. If you break a craft item, you must pay with your body. (Jiang Qing's note: Use your body to take the lightning strike!) 2. No brewing coffee with incense ash. (But after he sneaks a sip, he can see ghosts.) 3. Whatever Boss Jiang says is right. (This rule cannot be changed.) Cases to come: Why do the residents of a nursing home all become demented after having their photos taken? Why does the same light always stay on in an office building late at night, while white-collar workers keep dying one after another from overwork? Why do food delivery orders on stormy nights always come with a rotten umbilical cord, while the couriers keep dreaming that their bellies are swelling and they're giving birth? Half-demon shopkeeper × unlucky young nobleman Theme: An extraordinary life amid the ordinary world