The Holy Maiden of the Hehuan Sect Transmigrates into the Real Heiress, and the Buddha's Disciple Bows to Soothe Her

[Sultry, bewitching real heiress VS cold, world-weary Buddhist scion of the capital’s elite] [Fake heiress and real heiress + mysticism + face-slapping + doting romance + five-year age gap] Lin Zhiwei, a Holy Maiden of the Hehuan Sect, was just half a step away from ascending to immortality. But because she was so shameless, she was forced to transmigrate into a story about a wealthy family’s real and fake heiresses to complete a mission. She also unexpectedly gained a golden finger: Zhou Nanchen, a handsome companion who was always at her side. Just then, the wealthy family’s biological grandmother decided to divide up her assets. When she learned there was another granddaughter who had grown up away from the family, she insisted that the girl’s biological parents bring her home. Her half-sister wants to ruin her reputation to stop her from returning to the wealthy family? Her green-tea stepsister cries about being wronged, while her biological mother plays favorites? Her younger brother tries to pay her to leave, acting even more cold and heartless than her half-brother? Hmph. She has plenty of energy and plenty of ways to deal with them. In the end, everyone in the Lin family realizes they’ve picked a fight with the wrong person. They’ve messed with Lin Zhiwei, and even the old lady, sweet-tongued but venomous, is no exception. Zhou Nanchen comes from wealth and privilege, with an illustrious family background. He is every inch the favored child of heaven. Yet his expression is always cold and world-weary, and he never lets his Buddhist prayer beads out of his hands. People call him the Buddhist scion of the capital’s elite. Then one day, his soul unexpectedly enters Lin Zhiwei’s body, and his untroubled life turns into a chaotic whirlwind. He follows Lin Zhiwei as she summons spirits, catches ghosts, plays the green tea, and battles villains, becoming a golden finger who provides a steady supply of merit. Their days are thrilling and perilous, but he wants no part of it and only wants to go back. Later, he gives in and pleads with Lin Zhiwei, “You can have the merit. Just don’t leave me behind.”