Su Ling, a young Taoist priestess from the countryside, is reunited with her wealthy birth parents.
But the only reason they bring her home is to have her take their adopted daughter’s place and marry the Jiang family heir, a disfigured and violent man.
Little do they expect that as soon as she comes down from the mountain, she’ll show the crippled tycoon her mystical skills by driving away a seductive ghost.
The crippled tycoon: “Hah. This fiancée of mine is interesting.”
At first, everyone dismisses Su Ling’s superstitious ramblings, even scoffing at her.
But later...
Everyone: “Master Su, save my life!”
That night, Jiang Jihan, the crown prince of Nancheng, posts a picture of Su Ling asleep on Weibo, captioned:
“She’s mine.”
Overall, it was good. After more than 300 chapters, I felt a little confused and jumped to the end. What's more regrettable is that the male protagonist's parents and the female protagonist's master are really gone. I thought there would be a reversal later... I always feel a bit regretful. Many relatives and friends are gone.