Solving Crimes by Talking to Beasts, Spoiled by the Men of the Court of Judicial Review

After transmigrating, Jiang Rao becomes the villainous cannon-fodder character in a mystery novel who kills the female lead, a renowned coroner, then steals her identity.

She is destined to cause trouble at the Dali Temple, anger the four male leads who are the capital's top detectives, and die a gruesome death.

As soon as she awakens, Jiang Rao makes a run for it. She never expects to awaken a golden finger on a rainy night: the ability to understand insects and beasts.

From then on, insects, snakes, spiders, even maggots, can help her examine corpses, turning her act into reality!

Terrified and uneasy, Jiang Rao solves one case after another: the "Butcher on a Rainy Night Case," the "Haunted Mansion in the Capital Case," and the "Midnight Infant's Cry in the Imperial Harem Incident"...

Before she knows it, she is renowned throughout the capital. The Marquis's household stands up to her biased parents in her defense, thousands of soldiers from the General's household honor her as their young lady, and even the emperor bestows a fortune in gold upon her and takes her as his goddaughter.

Jiang Rao keeps making plans to run away whenever the chance arises, unaware that the way her four senior brothers look at her is growing increasingly strange.

Then the original novel's heroine comes back from the dead and returns to the capital, leaving Jiang Rao no choice but to pack her bags in the middle of the night.

But her senior brothers still manage to corner her.

"Rao Rao, if we can't be siblings, we can still be husband and wife. Pick one of the four of us."

"Or would you rather have all of us?"