Playing the Four Pests at a Crime Scene, I Have the Police Begging to Feed Me

Jiang Du arrives at a murder scene. “You said the victim was given sleeping pills… How can you tell?” “I can sense it. That drop of blood in the stomach hasn’t been digested yet, and its viscosity is off. It almost didn’t come out when I buzzed.” “…” At the second murder scene, Jiang Du is crouching nearby when a police officer asks, “Why are you staring at that fly?” “I’m watching the killer. The last thing that fly saw before it died is in my head now. It was a man…” Empathizing with a rat: “By the way, I followed my rat buddy through the pipes last night and found some dismembered body parts. There was a ring on them.” Empathizing with a cockroach: “Don’t even think about denying it! I was hiding in the crack under the door last night and saw you kill them!” With Jiang Du’s tips, the police successfully catch the murderer. After the security footage confirms the clues are accurate, the captain gives an order: “Don’t swat the flies at the scene, don’t chase the rats away, don’t step on the cockroaches, and don’t kill the mosquitoes!” The people at the police station gather around her. “Jiang Du, would you come work as a consultant for the police?” “Then get me a blindfold. The fly’s compound-eye view is so chaotic it makes me want to throw up.” Jiang Du slumps limply in her chair. Once she gets the hang of it, Jiang Du inherits the abilities of the Four Pests. Rats share information as a group, sniff out explosives, and sense danger in advance. Flies can cling and perch at any angle and see at super high speed, helping her evade danger time and again. Mosquitoes come with miniature evidence-collection devices and a group sensor network that tracks killers and leaves them nowhere to hide. Cockroaches can survive in extreme environments and regenerate severed limbs, making her more resilient and harder to kill than anyone else.