[Mysticism + two powerful leads + born into a new life + face-slapping and punishing scoundrels] [Female-lead focused, plot-driven, with a male lead]
Everyone says Lin Qingran was born blind, but she alone knows the truth: she isn't.
Reborn in the womb, she watched with her own eyes as her wicked stepmother blinded her, then was abandoned at a temple for thirteen years.
When she finally returned home, the only welcome waiting for her at the temple gate was a bridal sedan chair.
After ruining her life, they still wanted to force her into a ghost marriage and seal her fate. When has a mystic master ever put up with that kind of treatment?
With a wave of her hand, she broke the ghost marriage on the spot.
Once home, she started taking down her enemies left and right.
Her half-sister stole her rightful identity as the legitimate daughter? One slap.
Her stepmother kept using underhanded life-swapping tricks? Two slaps.
Her useless scumbag father did nothing, then committed treason and sold out the country? He got the Eighteen Dragon-Subduing Palms.
Her power was impossible to hide.
One day she helps the Chancellor's family rid themselves of an evil spirit; the next, she's saving the Dowager Consort in the imperial palace.
The nobility and officials all join in, helping her file one accusation after another against her scumbag father.
When the moment calls for it, she even tugs the red thread around her wrist to summon the fearsome Marquis of Anding, just to stand there and intimidate everyone.
The Marquis of Anding asks, "Is that all I'm good for to you?"
She replies, "Be grateful. Once I get myself a National Preceptor, you won't even be useful for that."
Instead of getting angry, he laughs and nestles into her shoulder, acting spoiled.
"Then, my lady, will you look after me from now on?"
(This isn't a dedicated fortune-telling story, but it does feature episodic tales and all kinds of mystical incidents.)
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It's very beautiful, I like the characters very much, and the heroine is decisive, but there are too few of them now.