Qian Duoduo, the unluckiest trainee God of Wealth in Heaven, has a fortune-cat as her true form. After she knocked over the Jade Emperor’s Treasure Basin, she was punished by being sent down to endure nine lifetimes of poverty. In her ninth life, she became a poor girl selling “Good Luck Charms” at a street stall. On her twenty-fifth birthday, she fainted and was rescued by Xiao Yan, a ruthless financial tycoon.
This aloof CEO is actually Xiao Heng, a God of War sent down to experience the trials of mortal life. He was punished with a taste of human emotions after wrecking the Matchmaker’s Shrine. When the two touched, memories of their past lives unexpectedly resurfaced. The fragments of the Treasure Basin inside Qian Duoduo and Xiao Yan’s emotional detachment both stemmed from the collapse of the Matchmaker’s Shrine a thousand years ago. Worse still, the God of Misfortune is secretly gathering the fragments to resurrect the ancient beast Tantao!
To break her curse of poverty, Qian Duoduo is forced to become Xiao Yan’s “lucky-cat mascot.” But between the catnip incident and her love threads running wild, she keeps embarrassing herself. Meanwhile, Xiao Yan discovers that the way this girl takes her poverty in stride shines brighter than any treasure in Heaven...
**An irresistibly adorable setup:**
• A poverty-stricken cat goddess whose pupils quake at the sight of cash × a domineering God of War who can’t get enough of stroking cat ears
• A curse that makes her lose money on her birthday every lifetime VS a seven-lifetime romance that gets sweeter the more they bicker
• Everyday life for Heaven’s employees: the God of Wealth pays with coupons, while the Matchmaker uses Tinder to tie love threads
