Lu Qiaoge transmigrated from a disaster‑riddled apocalypse to the 1970s, and the moment she opened her eyes she fell straight into a lake. Her fiancé was too busy crying over the little white lotus, so it was the passing plant‑station representative Qin Hengzhi who leapt in and pulled her out. Rumors swirled around the compound that the Lu family’s second daughter had gone mad after a broken engagement.

Who would have thought she’d wield the strange ability to understand animals’ thoughts, marching from a street‑office mediator all the way to the foreign trade bureau? The gold ring that Old Lady Li lost in the east alley was hidden in a swallow’s nest under the eaves of the neighboring Qi family house; a national treasure missing for decades was fished out of the reed beds of Red Star Lake; even the blueprint leak case could be cracked by extracting clues from the parrot that the plant director’s wife kept. Everyone says Qin Hengzhi is a …