The Fortune-Telling Young Educated Woman Doted on by Her Soldier-King Stepbrother

In 1978, Ye An'an opened her eyes and found herself the daughter of a sickly sent-down youth, a girl who was barely clinging to life.

Luckily, she had brought along a department store packed with supplies, as well as a genuine talent for reading faces and bones.

When grasping relatives came to mooch off them, she saw through their act at a glance: “That child isn’t your biological son.”

Her words jolted her stepfather awake and even helped him avoid a deadly disaster.

From then on, everyone within ten li knew that the frail girl from the Ye family was a living immortal.

Worried about her congenital weakness, her stepfather sent her to a military compound in the north and entrusted her to her cold, taciturn stepbrother, a decorated soldier who kept his distance from women.

Everyone said he was cold and hard to approach, and no one dared get close to him.

No one expected that after living together day and night, one late night the man would undo his collar button and corner her against the wall, his voice low and burning with desire:

“An'an, tell my fortune. Where’s the match for this lifelong bachelor? Could it be that I need a little wife like you?”

With a warehouse full of supplies at her disposal, she was pampered by the decorated soldier until she became the military compound’s little darling.