[A scene-stealing princess who makes up all her fortune-telling versus a battle-hardened, jealous, devoted prince, one-on-one romance, mutual affection]
In her previous life, Jing Xianxian was blinded by love and insisted on marrying Zhou Yu, the newly crowned top scholar who was secretly full of ill intent.
She ended up despised by that wretched man and poisoned to death by her green-tea younger imperial sister.
Given another chance at life, she adopts her sister's green-tea act and vows to personally send all those ill-intentioned people to their graves.
As for her side hustle as a fortune-teller, she's getting better at it all the time.
She tells fortunes for Prince Lin, making sure his second sister-in-law, who is devoted to him, marries him early so the two can live in perfect harmony.
She tells fortunes for the Crown Prince, making sure his ruthless principal consort is sent packing early.
She tells fortunes for Qi Luo, encouraging him to take the imperial examinations and come top of the list.
She tells fortunes for Jiang Ren, helping him become head of the Imperial Medical Bureau.
She tells fortunes for her green-tea younger imperial sister…
Fortune-telling? Forget that! Those two scoundrels deserve each other!
Prince Chu watches Jing Xianxian, who is always putting on an act, with cool eyes through his mask.
“Princess, will you tell my fortune in love, too?”
Before Jing Xianxian can make something up, the stone-faced prince pulls her into his arms.
“My fortune is easy to tell. Only Xianxian can solve it.”
I read Chapter 37, and I have a huge question. Did the author not name the male protagonist, King Chu??? The first part of the article is the same as his name. The heroine's fake master is cute and cute. The story with the heroine's revenge as the core looks pretty good. It would be better if I knew the hero's name and personal story.
It's very interesting. I finished it without skipping a chapter.
Although I skipped watching, I am sure that the plot is full of ups and downs🌚It pissed me off to death
Not bad. Very nice, short and precise.
It's still good-looking, but there is little love between men and women.
Overall, it's okay, but the relationship between the male and female protagonists is a bit sweeter. I also want to know the follow-up of other sub-CPs.
The first part is okay, but the second part feels unfinished.
Still very good…