The Real Young Master Is a Good Samaritan Again Today

In his previous life, Song Hemian was declared an omen of misfortune by the Imperial Preceptor. Neglected by his father and unloved by his mother, he died a lonely death in his cold palace on New Year’s Eve. Upon waking, he found himself as the young master of the Song family in Jin City. However, this young master shared his original tragic fate: branded as “unlucky” since birth, he was abandoned by his parents and cast away to the countryside. Song Hemian closed his eyes in exasperation, only to discover that even with his eyes shut, he could still “see.” He possessed the ability to share the vision of animals at crime scenes. Beneath the freezing waters of a lake, a pallid, bloated head stared up at him in silence. Within those uncorrupted eyes was the reflection of a swimming fish. The catch? If the body remained undiscovered, this shared vision would never end. To get a decent night’s sleep, Song Hemian had no choice but to act as a Good Samaritan, personally delivering leads to the Jin City Criminal Investigation Bureau. Lately, the Jin City Bureau felt they were cursed; high-profile cases were piling up one after another, placing immense pressure on everyone from the officers to the public. Even their habitually composed Captain was so stressed he developed blood blisters on his lips. Yet, there was one person who always managed to help them identify the victims and crack the cases in the nick of time. The headless male corpse in a suitcase, the skeletal severed hand in a sewer, the “meat” of unknown origin in a butcher shop… Every bloody and bizarre case was unraveled thread by thread by Song Hemian until the truth was revealed. Song Hemian’s reputation skyrocketed, with the media teasing that he was the modern reincarnation of Judge Dee. He progressed from local city cases to major national investigations, eventually receiving invitations from Interpol to solve international crimes. He became a world-renowned master detective—a living calling card for Chinese criminal investigation. That year, enrollment rates at police academies worldwide reached an all-time high. Reporter: “Mr. Song, your investigative techniques are as if God himself is guiding you. How on earth do you find such tiny body fragments?” Song Hemian: “…Perhaps it’s because the killer kept a pet snake.”