I'm a Police Dog Trainer [The Nineties]

A group of wild kids have turned up in the alley. One is looking for their dad, another for their mom. They're all pitiful children left behind before their educated youth parents returned to the cities.

Qiu Xiaoman has returned from the Beast Taming Continent with a gossip System and become the leader of this pack of wild kids.

The parents here have new families and don't want them.

Their foster parents back in their hometowns don't want them either. There's no going back.

Their travel money is almost gone. Qiu Xiaoman tells the children not to wander off, then calls over a stray dog and goes to the police station with it to show off their talents.

A village girl in coarse clothes arrives at the police station with a filthy dog.

The officers aren't impressed. What kind of idiot is this?

But the village girl and the stray dog smoothly perform a series of difficult stunts.

The head of the Public Security Bureau, who happens to be there on business, immediately notices Qiu Xiaoman and invites her to join the city's police dog training base.

Qiu Xiaoman offers herself up, on one condition: all the children must be able to eat and go to school.

As for her biological parents, they once treated her like she was nothing. Now, they aren't worthy of her.

In just two years, she becomes a renowned crime-solving champion in Beidu, nicknamed Dog Auntie.

Even the big bosses line up to ask her to train their unruly dogs. Her superiors have no choice but to grant her special permission to run a side business and keep the money she earns.

One day, when she returns from an assignment with her police dog, she sees a strange old man waiting for her with a cane.

"Child! I'm your second granduncle! Your dad's a good-for-nothing bastard. He doesn't want to acknowledge you? I have no children, so I'll acknowledge you! I have a courtyard house, an entire courtyard full of antiques, and shares in a bunch of tech companies. They're all yours!"

Qiu Xiaoman's scumbag dad: ??? Wait, Uncle, what about me?

Second Granduncle: Get lost!

A little while later, a widowed great-aunt from Shanghai comes to give her a Western-style mansion and her savings.

Qiu Xiaoman's mom: ??? Wait, Auntie, what about me?

Great-Aunt: Get lost!

Coming soon: The Three-and-a-Half-Year-Old Fortune Teller of Hong Kong [The 1970s]. Please add it to your reading list.

Something big happens in the year little Tangtang turns three and a half.

To save his own life, her father kicks her and her mother off the boat they're using to flee to Hong Kong.

Unexpectedly, this awakens Tangtang's original abilities.

She won't become a drowned ghost! She'll take her mother ashore and become a fortune teller!

And she'll make that scumbag dad pay!

A huge story breaks on the streets of Hong Kong:

A mother and daughter have set up a fortune-telling stall in the middle of a busy district.

The mother, speaking mysteriously, says that a certain tycoon will suffer a bloody misfortune within three days.

Her daughter pats her chest and promises, "Uncle, don't be scared. I can teach you a way to keep yourself safe."

People burst out laughing. What kind of swindlers are these, making such outrageous claims here?

On the third day, the tycoon really does show up with a broken arm and leg, begging the little grand-auntie to save him.

Tangtang folds her arms and pouts. "Hmph! It's very expensive to ask me to save your life. One talisman costs fifty dollars!"

"What? I brought fifty thousand, and you only want fifty? That's a bargain! Can I subscribe by the month?"

The tycoon later discovers that a monthly subscription isn't possible, because the little grand-auntie is too busy. Her talismans are incredibly hard to get.

Later still, people are astonished to see Mr. Liang, the head of the wealthy Liang family, come personally to Temple Street to invite the little fortune teller and her mother home.

Onlookers: ??? Is the Liang family's daughter at home a fake?

Theme: Face yourself and embrace hope.