Chu Yao was brought back to a wealthy family with one job: serve as a lucky charm and spare organ bank for her frail, fake-heiress little sister.
The whole family expected her to gratefully hand over a kidney. Instead, she quietly pulled out a compass and talismans.
When her father’s business ran into trouble, she casually adjusted the feng shui, and a rival company’s stock price crashed that very night.
When misfortune plagued her mother, Chu Yao gave her a protective talisman. The next day, her mother won the grand prize in a lottery she’d been entering for twenty years.
The fake heiress cried, “Big sister, why are you stealing my good fortune?”
Chu Yao smiled. “Could it be that you’ve been siphoning off my luck for twenty years, and now it’s simply going back to its rightful owner?”
By the time everyone realized she was the real master, Mr. Fu, the man she’d read as destined to have a void where I should be, had already come to her door with a marriage agreement. “Master Chu, do you think this betrothal gift is enough to help you clean house?”
