[Metaphysics + showbiz + satisfying read + sweet romance]
Meng Chaoge, a wealthy young lady from a prestigious Kyoto family, is an old master of metaphysics and a notorious menace in the entertainment industry.
She is blessed with immense merit and good fortune, yet people mistake her for a charlatan and a menace. One remark from her damages a top-tier star's career and puts his life in danger, so everyone gives her a wide berth.
On top of that, she livestreams fortune-telling, face reading, and feng shui on variety shows, sells talismans, and does all sorts of shameless things to swindle people.
Later, word spreads that the top-tier star, Second Young Master Song, has finally had enough and wants to break off their engagement.
Everyone waits and waits, eager to see the troublemaker make a fool of herself.
Instead, the news breaks that Meng Chaoge is engaged to the head of the Song family, the second young master's older brother!
What's more, someone sees Song Ji, a trillion-yuan business magnate with a fear of women, lower his head and softly kiss Meng Chaoge's palm that very day. “Little Ancestor, you haven't come home in three days.”
I like the ending, it's okay
Many details are not explained clearly. Why did the ancestor wear it on the original owner the year before last? What happened in the millennium that led to the two Song Dynasties? Inexplicable amnesia...
It's worth watching. Although the ending is bad and feels bad, the beginning and middle are still worth watching. I really liked the heroine's character, but it was too suspenseful at the end and the explanation was not very clear.
Is the last second aunt the real original owner back?
Yeah, okay, okay, but I didn't explain it clearly. The brothers were one person two thousand years ago. Why are they two now? .
In the end, both brothers of the Song family have their own happiness... Second Young Master Song also met the original owner (the soul penetrated another person's body in the last chapter)
Thank you for your hard work, author
It's great to watch, with a harmonious ending!
Fortunately, I was dancing in the middle.
It's pretty cool. Everyone has their own happy ending.