Occult arts, true heiress, no romance.
Chun Jin had gone sixteen years without earning any good karma, and this month all the bad luck came due at once.
Her master reads the signs and says, "Your ancestral grave is crooked. Go down the mountain and move it."
Forced to leave the mountain, Chun Jin discovers she is the true heiress of the Jing Prince's household, who was lost outside the family.
The fake heiress weeps, while her birth parents are caught in a dilemma.
Chun Jin promptly pricks her finger for a blood test and shoves it in their faces. "Are you going to acknowledge me or not? If you don't, I'll move your whole family's ancestral graves too!"
She intends to settle her karmic debts and return to the mountain, but the capital is crawling with demons and monsters, and the royal family's dragon energy is on the verge of collapse.
Looking at the royal family's disastrous feng shui, Chun Jin falls into thought.
Could it be that the graves she needs to move are those of the entire royal family?
I finished reading the current chapters in one night, and overall it's very good, except the protagonist's strength felt a bit unclear. The character sketches were quite engaging, evoking the reader's emotions, but I feel the narrative could benefit from more detail. In short, with further polishing, I hope the book will become even more outstanding in the future.
Completely engrossed... Author, please stop slacking off and update soon!
It's a good show, and the endings are all quite happy. Lin Yang's love line wasn't broken!
I don't really know how to evaluate this book. I really liked the beginning and the ending, but after Little Red Bean's death in the middle, it felt like the author was writing down whatever he dreamed about.
It's really good; the subject matter is more unconventional than previous ones.
The plot of this book is well-structured; I think it's good.
So beautiful! So beautiful!