I Became the Wicked Stepmother, but Cleared My Name with Feng Shui

[Sweet-faced, sly little Taoist priestess vs. rugged, doting regent]

Ruan Jiaojiao is a proper little Taoist priestess from the 21st century, but she ends up in the body of an evil stepmother.

Looking at the man before her, who is determined to get rid of her before she becomes a problem, Ruan Jiaojiao quickly promises to turn over a new leaf and focus on raising the children.

As if! With those two kids’ faces, they’re bound to be rich or noble. She can be a good stepmother, set up a little Taoist fortune-telling stall to make some “pocket change,” and do much better than miserably selling talismans in the 21st century.

But just as she works diligently to grow her Taoist business, holding a talisman in one hand and forming a hand seal with the other, and helps the hunter’s family make their fortune, she thinks her own good times are finally about to begin.

Then the hunter, whose destiny she has never been able to read, suddenly has a royal star rising in his fate.

Hunter: “Wife, I found this whole group of eunuchs for you. See if any of them catch your eye.”

Ruan Jiaojiao, with an utterly righteous expression: “No. A Taoist must observe the precepts and cultivate the Way, putting aside the seven emotions and six desires to maintain a pure heart.”