Don’t Mess with Her: Every Master of the Mystic Arts Is Her Disciple or Descendant

After transmigrating a thousand years into the modern era, Yue Ran has not only lost her own body but also ended up in a cursed one. Life is tough.

So she takes a job as a maid in the home of a red-haired young man she has just met, hoping to earn some money. As soon as she starts working, his family’s ancestral graves blow up.

Then she attends someone else’s ancestral worship ceremony, only for the ancestors to refuse the incense and make their descendants worship her instead.

Yue Ran: So much for keeping my identity as the Founding Grandmistress a secret.

With an identity like mine, I can’t just let people treat me any old way.

She also finds herself a decent servant, but a master shouldn’t have to rely on a servant for support, so she works every day.

She guards the door for human traffickers, then cleans out their entire hideout.

She takes a job at an evil convenience store and drives it out of business.

She works as a bodyguard for a criminal gang, becomes its boss, then takes her underlings to turn themselves in.

She hands out flyers for the occult sects, becomes the grandmaster of all their ancestors, then oversees every sect as they fight against superstition.

Asked why, Yue Ran says, “I’ve been studying law lately. No one in my Yue family has ever gone to prison! I can’t be the one to break that record!”

Later, she discovers that her descendants are actually skirting the law.

Desperate to survive, both the underworld and the legitimate world plead with Bai Jin: “Please, find a way to get her to spend your money. Don’t let her go out and work anymore.”

Bai Jin: …

Rumor has it around the capital that the eldest young master of the Bai family dotes on a country girl like a servant dotes on her master.

Bai Jin: Is it possible that she really is my master?