The Mute Aunt Comes Down from the Mountain, and the Whole Wealthy Family Is Filled with Regret

Shiqi, a mute girl who grew up in a temple, suddenly discovers that she can see visions of the future in the mountain mist.

But this time, she foresees her own death. The person who kills her is the abbot she has always respected, while the boy who risks everything to avenge her and ends up in prison is someone she has never even met.

To save her own life, Shiqi flees down the mountain in the middle of the night, only to rescue an archaeological team trapped in a marsh halfway down.

She never expected one of the people she saved to be Madam Jiang, wife of Binhai’s richest man.

Madam Jiang watches the little novice who climbs up to repair roof tiles and heads down to plant crops, and the more she looks, the more familiar she seems.

Only when Madam Jiang learns that Shiqi isn’t a little novice but a girl, an ordinary disciple adopted by the temple, does she realize this might be the little daughter she lost as a child.

After a paternity test confirms it, Madam Jiang is heartbroken!

From now on, she will cherish her youngest daughter and make up for the motherly love she missed out on for over a decade.

But once they return to the Jiang family, her brothers say, “What kind of country bumpkin fraud is this? Keep your distance. Don’t bring those bad habits into our home.”

Her father also thinks Shiqi is an uncouth country girl with no manners, nowhere near as good as the cousin he raised himself.

Shiqi hates that she can’t speak, because she can’t talk back and shut them up. No wonder Mom wants to divorce that scumbag.

The more she tries to let it go, the angrier she gets. Her master once said, “A bodhisattva may lower her eyes, but a wrathful guardian king glares.”

Shiqi may be timid, but she isn’t a pushover. Picking a fight with her is like kicking an iron plate. One set of Shaolin long-fist punches has her brother on his knees, spitting blood.

The family’s security team goes on high alert, but not one of them can last two moves against her.

Shiqi was tormented every day by the abbot and her senior brothers at the temple. Only after coming down the mountain does she realize: why is everyone out here so weak? There isn’t a single worthy opponent!