[Hong Kong in the 1970s + occult arts + entertainment industry + wealthy families]
Liu Xuan, hailed as an unparalleled prodigy of the Tianji Sect, transmigrated back to the 1970s and became a foolish girl in a fishing village. Her parents weren’t even her real parents, and they planned to marry her off to a widower in exchange for a bride price. She retaliated without hesitation, forced them to reveal the truth about her birth, then crossed the water alone and headed for Xiangjiang on the other side of the river.
But just as she reached the shore, she found a man. He was as handsome as Pan An, had a six-pack, and was born under an auspicious star, able to ward off calamities and misfortune. He had hit his head and become an idiot, but he could still be useful.
With the foolish man in tow and her knack for fortune-telling, Liu Xuan gradually made a name for herself in Xiangjiang. A gang boss found himself cuckolded, while the newly appointed police superintendent was plagued by evil spirits...
Before she knew it, she had become someone neither side of the law dared to provoke. Just as her fame was soaring, the truth about the foolish man’s identity gradually came to light...
The woman took the initiative and was injured because of interfering with other people's karma. She was also bullied and injured by ordinary people. She kept saying that she couldn't interfere with other people's karma, but she always did it.
In fact, I don't understand some of the cause and effect mentioned in it. The heroine was kowtowed three times by Mrs. Zhou, and she said that they had a karmic relationship and had to help her son. Now the heroine agreed to be married to that Buddha, and said that Buddha was a pure bad person. Isn't this cause and effect more serious?
I agree with the opinion above, why do you want to marry each other? I don't understand it a bit, but everything else is quite interesting.