Before she transmigrated, she was a modern-day master of fate who could call the shots, with eyes that could read fortunes, appraise treasures, and tell the real from the fake. After transmigrating, she became Yun Jin, the legitimate eldest daughter of a marquis’s household, who had suffered at the hands of a vile couple and died taking a wretch down with her. She had planned to sip tea and watch the show, but trash kept showing up to ask for a beating. So she decided to let loose: with one glance, she could determine the outcome, and with a delicate hand, she could stir up storms! She wrecks her wicked younger sister and gives her poisonous father a taste of his own medicine! She reads people’s fortunes and predicts life and death! Appraising treasures and gambling on jade are easy for her, too! Powerful figures from every walk of life come knocking, begging her to tell their fortunes! His beloved is so exceptional that admirers bloom like peach blossoms. The Prince Regent spends every day either attending court or showing up with a huge blade to chop down those love rivals! The most common thing the prince’s guards say to the princess is, “The prince has gone to chop down another rival again today!” After cutting down all the admirers, he tells Yun Jin, “If you want the world, I’ll give it to you. But stay away from those stinking men!”
It was well written, but the ending gave me a headache