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

After transmigrating, Jiang Rao becomes the vicious minor character in a mystery novel who kills the female lead, a brilliant coroner, and steals her identity.

She's fated to wreak havoc at the Dali Temple, anger the four male leads who are renowned detectives, and die a gruesome death.

Once she awakens, Jiang Rao runs for it at once. She never expects to awaken a golden finger on a rainy night that lets her understand the speech of insects and beasts.

From then on, insects, snakes, spiders, even maggots, can help her examine corpses and turn a fake act into the real thing!

Half-guilty and trembling with nerves, Jiang Rao solves the "Rainy Night Butcher Case," the "Capital's Haunted Tower Case," the "Midnight Infant Cries in the Inner Palace Incident," and more...

Before she knows it, she's famous throughout the capital. The marquis's household helps her face-slap her biased parents, thousands of soldiers in the general's household honor her as a young lady, and even the emperor bestows thousands of taels of gold on her and adopts her as his goddaughter.

Jiang Rao makes plans all along, looking for a chance to run away, unaware that the four senior brothers are looking at her more and more strangely.

Then the female lead of the original story comes back to life 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 catch up with her anyway.

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

"Or do you want all of us at once?"