On the day Su Qingge was kicked out of the wealthy family, he only said one sentence: Within three days, the Su family will be in disaster.
That night, Mr. Su became critically ill.
Everyone panicked, but she turned around and set up a stall in the antique street: fortune telling, a thousand at a time.
Passers-by laughed at him: Liar, right?
Turning her head, she saved the boss who had suffered a cardiac arrest with three injections.
Later, the prince of Beijing, Fu Hanshen, blocked her: To be my wife, one hundred thousand a month.
She raised her eyebrows: You are riddled with evil spirits and will not survive more than three months.
Fu Hanshen: ... Deal.
After her marriage, she drew talismans to cure illnesses and predict good and bad luck, and the powerful and nobles rushed to curry favor with her.
The Su family regretted it and begged her to take action.
She sneered: The Su family's affairs have nothing to do with me.
Fu Han was deeply supportive: My wife said there is no cure, don't you understand?
The Dark Night Organization attacks, and she kills through the enemy camp with one person and one sword.
Fu Han felt deeply distressed: Don't take risks in the future.
She said calmly: I have the final say on your life. No one can take it from me.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
