[Soul-transmigration to another world + mysticism + spirit cultivation + sweet romance + fantasy + play the pig to eat the tiger]
Rumor has it that Prince Yan Xuanyi, the God of War of the Great Jing, bears the “Seven Kills” fate. Baleful energy clings to him, and he may not live to see thirty.
The Imperial Preceptor foretold that he must marry Cang Yanling, a “woman chosen by fate,” to break his deadly destiny and dispel the “Seven Kills.”
But on the wedding day, the bride who entered the prince’s manor was Cang Yunyan, the “jinx” who had been raised in a livestock shed alongside the animals, was both insane and foolish, and had supposedly brought about the deaths of her entire family.
When the “Seven Kills” met the “jinx,” everyone assumed Prince Yi and his wife would be dead within days.
Little did they know that, because of the bride swap, the soul inside the frail Cang Yunyan’s “bean-sprout” body had become Yunyan, a modern-day archaeology prodigy working toward a combined master’s and doctoral degree, who had unexpectedly transmigrated into this world.
Not only did she possess a mysterious pearl containing a pocket world, she also mastered powerful mystic arts for catching ghosts and fighting evil, as well as formidable cultivation techniques.
Prince Yi raised her like a daughter and took her everywhere.
Who would have thought that, while playing the pig to eat the tiger, she would use her extraordinary mystic arts to help the prince solve all kinds of bizarre cases around him, gradually piecing together the truth of the “fate” she shared with him?
They catch ghosts, fight evil, slay demons, dispel the “Seven Kills,” and join forces to turn their fate around.
[Note: Romance is not the focus and only appears now and then. The main story is about catching ghosts and fighting evil.]
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This is a good book that I came across accidentally. The language is well-written and the plot is intricate. I give it five stars to old bookworms.
It's pretty, not bad, mysterious and mysterious Crisp and neat, the plot is very attractive, and the ending is perfect