Wang Tong was half-sold and half-married to Orion Yang Haoshi. They only knew that he carried seven "oil bottles", but they didn't know that the family relied on sorcery to steal the luck of the neighborhood - the original owner was sucked out of his life and died. On her wedding night, the system forcibly binds her to the "Guardian of Luck" mission, forcing her to conquer Qizi and Yang Hao, otherwise she will die suddenly. Wang Tong slapped the exorcism talisman with his backhand to interrupt the system, and sneered: "It's not certain who will attack who."
She tore off the mask of hypocrisy, bravely wrote the letter of separation, and broke into the county town with the Xuanmen talisman paper. He earned his first pot of gold by setting up a fortune-telling stall in the City God's Temple. He opened the "Tongtong Grocery Store" and made a name for himself with improved rouge. He even used Taoist magic to see through the Deng family's treasure-stealing conspiracy and exposed its witchcraft to attract fortune. And the taciturn Yang Hao always defends her from the knife in the dark - he was the former prince's bodyguard, and was responsible for protecting the Seventh Son (including the prince's orphan) and Wang Tong (the niece of the late empress). The dragon-patterned jade pendant hides a shocking life experience.
From fighting against the best, destroying evil formations to retrieving the "Xuanzhen Secret Record", Wang Tong used magic to protect the dragon's veins, and Yang Hao relied on martial arts to keep peace. The Seven Sons grew up from naughty children to powerful assistants, and villains such as the Deng family and the Dragon Slayer Sect were eliminated one after another. When "Tonghaoju" spreads all over southern Yunnan, Xuanmen Pavilion protects the safety of one place. After finally breaking the curse and prejudice, this pair of men and women who were once mismatched by fate, work together to turn the borderland into a paradise with profound blessings, and live a true "blessing in the world".
