Mr. Bai, My Wife Was Arrested by the Urban Management Team While Setting up a Stall to Tell Fortunes.

[The heroine of metaphysics, who will surely retaliate for her evil deeds, and the male protagonist who has boundless magic power, is sinister and affectionate, and is so doting on her] Su Tang, a Taoist tycoon, died tragically and was reborn in the body of a broom star with the same name. As soon as he came, he had to marry the sick young man of the Bai family who had half of his feet in the ground for his sister who was destined to be a koi carp. She tells fortunes, reads fortunes, catches ghosts, and draws talismans. Everyone thinks she is a swindling goddess who waits for her to be kicked out by the Bai family. Who knows... Mr. Bai, my wife is timid, please don't bully her. (Everyone, are you too timid to go to a mass grave alone in the middle of the night?) My wife is very helpful and kind. (You are really kind. One hexagram only costs 5 million, and the child sister-in-law has no future) Fortunately, my wife is gentle, has a good temper, and never holds grudges. (That is, she took revenge on the spot.) Later, Su Tang pushed Mr. Bai against the wall and took off his sunglasses coolly, "I'll tell you with my fingers that I'm missing in your life." Mr. Bai: "Well, I am destined to love you."