Mr. Bai, Your Wife Was Arrested by the City Inspectors While Telling Fortunes on the Street

[Metaphysical heroine, takes no prisoners; a powerful, scheming, devoted male lead who dotes on her to the extreme]

Su Tang, a formidable master of the occult, dies tragically and is reborn in the body of a jinx with the same name. As soon as she arrives, she's forced to marry the Bai family's sickly son, who has one foot in the grave, in place of her older sister, born under a lucky star.

She reads fortunes, tells people's faces, catches ghosts, and draws talismans. Everyone thinks she's a fraudulent fortune-teller and waits for the Bai family to throw her out. But who could have guessed...

Third Master Bai: My wife is timid. Don't bully her. (Everyone: Timid? She goes alone to a mass grave in the middle of the night!)

My wife loves helping people. She's so kind. (She sure is: a single reading costs five million. She'll keep you in debt for life.)

Luckily, my wife is gentle and good-tempered. She never holds a grudge. (Of course. She gets even on the spot.)

Later, Su Tang pins Third Master Bai against the wall, coolly takes off her sunglasses, and says, "I just read your fortune. You're destined to have me."

Third Master Bai: "Yes. I was born to love you."