The Mystical Princess's Divinations Are Uncannily Accurate: She Excels at Exposing Scum and Face-Slapping

[Mysticism + fortune-telling + ghost hunting + everyone dotes on her + putting scumbags in their place + one-on-one romance] The leader of the Tianji Sect, Xie Yun, opened her eyes to find that her soul had transmigrated into the body of the Xie family's legitimate daughter, who shared her name. The good news: the moment she transmigrated, she was betrothed to Prince Jing, and got a princess consort's title for free. The bad news: it was a ghost marriage, and she was about to be buried alongside Prince Jing. To save herself, Xie Yun bound their fates together. The two of them burst out of their coffins, sending everyone fleeing in terror. She had thought it was just an ordinary ghost marriage, but who could have guessed it was a carefully plotted scheme, designed in secret to kill them both and keep them from ever finding peace? Looking at the curse carved into the coffin, the talismans plastered all over it, and the vengeful ghosts coming for them, Xie Yun lightly brushed her fingers together. The talismans shattered, the ghosts vanished, and she turned the mastermind into a deep-fried ghost. A cruel and unfaithful father? A scheming grandmother? A concubine who treats human lives like nothing? Xie Yun gave a ghostly smile and summoned the spirits they had harmed to keep them company day and night. From then on, screams rang through the Chancellor's residence without end. The officials of the court thought Xie Yun was just putting on a spooky act, and impeached her one after another? Xie Yun: “Minister of Revenue, you should dye your hair green.” Minister of Revenue: “?” Xie Yun: “They say raising a child prepares you for old age, but raising someone else's child won't do that for you, Lord Li.” Lord Li: “?” After that, the court officials all kept their distance from Xie Yun as if they had seen a ghost. Only one prince seized the chance to slip an arm around Xie Yun's slender waist, his eyes soft as autumn water. “A Yun, if they won't play with you, then I will.”