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[Satisfying Comeback and Face-Slapping Series] [One-on-One] [Mutually Devoted] [Happy Ending] [Sweet Romance] [Lighthearted Comedy] [Devoted Love]
[A cunning, penny-pinching, funny con-man shaman who plays the receptive role X a stunningly beautiful, cold, abstinent, powerful Celestial Master who plays the dominant role]
Generation after generation, the Qin family has exorcised demons and caught ghosts, protecting the people. It became a family tradition. But when it came to Qin Huan's generation, the tradition went off the rails, and he became a fraudulent shaman who swindled people out of their money.
The greedy Qin Huan watches a sucker slowly pull out an invaluable treasure, grinning like a sly old fox inside. Little does he know that a Celestial Master is about to turn his whole operation upside down.
The infuriating part is that this Celestial Master not only ruins his business and his wedding, but also sticks a ghost-attracting talisman outside his home, summoning every evil spirit within a hundred li.
Looks like we have quite a score to settle. How about a private duel to sort it out?
But when Qin Huan looks at the young Celestial Master living under the same roof as him, whose beauty is as aristocratic and icy as it gets, his heart gives an involuntary flutter. The words tumble out before he can stop them: "Master, let's get married!"
The young Celestial Master, who has never once smiled, lifts the corner of his cold, beautiful mouth at an eerie angle. "Sure. Today looks auspicious. Perfect for a wedding."
Later, Qin Huan's family-owned wreath shop becomes famous throughout the land, with business booming more than ever.
Qin Huan sits on the couch, smirking as he counts box after box of silver. The person behind him frowns slightly. "What's more important, money or me?"
Without even looking up, Qin Huan replies, "There's as much money as you want, but there's only one of you."
"Are you just saying that to appease me?"
Qin Huan jumps and hurriedly drops the silver in his hands. "I wouldn't dare..."
It's good to watch, but not many people watch it. The protagonist's teacher's father and memory have not yet been filled in.