Jiang Xia handed the cat over, exchanged a few pleasantries with the ladies who had come running to help, then stepped aside to listen as they chatted with the Production Team. Amid the conversation, he unobtrusively recommended the Detective Agency—when a detective praised himself, it always sounded fake. It was better to hear genuine reviews from clients.
The ladies were well dressed and graceful, and they seemed to have plenty of filming experience. They proactively showed the Video Camera their most flattering angles, and their cats were beautiful too.
So although this segment of the Great Detective's daily life looked a little boring, and the Great Detective had even quietly slipped out of frame, it was still pleasing to watch, and quite a few people tuned in.
Jiang Xia, however, felt the program still needed improvement.
Thinking back on the uneventful journey just now, he silently sighed. This did not seem like the daily life a Great Detective ought to have.
My Case Magnet Constitution really is still some distance away from that of a true Great Detective. As he muttered to himself, Jiang Xia glanced at the two hosts nearby. Miss Yoko and the boss have gone dormant too... Should I message some other acquaintance and ask them to come over?
As he mentally went through his options, a group of Elementary School Students happened to pass by the street corner.
Seeing the filming crew, the children stopped curiously and craned their necks to look over.
When Jiang Xia spotted those small figures, he froze briefly before his eyes lit up—it was already three in the afternoon. Counting it out, Elementary School Students should have gotten out of class by now.
Looking closer, he recognized the children who wanted to come over and join the fun. They were indeed