[Comedy + Mystery + Ghost-Hunting + Female-Led Drama + Strong Heroine, Slightly Strong Hero + Elopement]
The heroine has no desire to get married. After repeated attempts to negotiate her way out of it fail, she decides to lie low and coast in a wealthy family!
Her master accidentally blew up the house while refining pills. After half the Taoist temple burned down, the metaphysical prodigy Shen Ying was kicked off the mountain to raise money for repairs. Right after coming down, she was drugged and dragged off to be married to a dead man... With no other choice, she set up a fortune-telling stall beneath an overpass.
“Master, when will my daughter’s Prince Charming show up?”
Shen Ying: “There’s no Prince Charming, but Snow White is already here.”
“Master, is the baby in my wife’s belly a boy or a girl?”
Shen Ying: “Neither matters, because it isn’t yours!”
After her stall was overturned, she looked at the meager compensation she’d just received. Desperate to earn enough to repair the temple, she took a risky leap into show business. The internet was full of people slamming her for putting on a Taoist persona, but instead of getting angry, she was delighted...
Being infamous still means being famous. It’s better than being unknown!
Once she’d earned enough to repair the temple, her master told her their bond as master and disciple had run its course. He also insisted she fulfill a promise left behind by the previous temple master...
She gritted her teeth. Fine, she’d go. But why did it have to involve marriage...
The playboy heir of Shanghai, who never went near women, suddenly married a charlatan at first sight...
One day, she took the money and planned to flee Shanghai.
Li Yancen blocked the doorway. “My lady, where do you think you’re going?”
She looked away. “To tell fortunes and make money, bringing blessings to the people!”
The young master produced all his property. “Then tell my fortune. All my money is yours.”
Just as she was planning to make up for their missed honeymoon, the butler came hurrying in:
“Young master, your wife has gone back to the teahouse to tell fortunes again!”
