Wu Dou originally just wanted to beg for food, but unexpectedly stole a wrong money bag and was forced to become an informant for the most difficult female catcher in Linhe County.
Wudou: "Are you in charge of the meal?"
Bai Zhaoye: "We'll take care of it after the case is over."
Wu Dou: "Then you'd better arrest me. I'll be in jail twice a day."
From then on, Bai Zhaoye was responsible for arresting people, and Wu Dou was responsible for finding people; Bai Zhaoye entered through the front door, and Wu Dou went through the dog hole.
One has to talk about evidence in everything, and the other feels that only by surviving can he be qualified to speak truth. They worked together to investigate the case during the day, and at night they argued over whether the stolen goods should be returned and whether the suspect should be released, from the county government office to the mule and horse shop.
Until the two of them found a list of almshouses.
Every child has a name on the register and receives monthly rations. But they searched all over Linhe County and couldn't find the children who were supposed to be alive.
On the last page of the roster, there was a name that Bai Zhaoye was very familiar with:
Udou.
But the government said the girl died three years ago.
[The tough-talking little beggar VS the cold-faced and soft-hearted female head catcher]
[Younger, ten years apart, two heroines, detective and redemption, HE]
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Mission: Every unknown person deserves to be seen