The Yongjia upheaval sent war and flames southward.
An overworked modern office drone transmigrates and becomes Xie Qingyu, an orphan of the Xie clan of Chen Commandery, left to die by the roadside.
Surviving in a chaotic age is no easy task, so she has a bright idea: relying on her knowledge of history and the script she already knows, she pretends to be a mystic who can foretell fortune and disaster.
She needs no spells or talismans, only her god’s-eye view. A few casual prophecies are enough to help her move smoothly among the great clans and handle them with ease.
Wang Yanzhi, a cool and domineering nobleman, falls for her at first sight. He keeps his feelings restrained and distant, yet presses closer at every turn, determined to have her all to himself.
Huan Xiao, a wild and unruly man, seems carefree but quietly protects her, covering for her behind the scenes with an unshakable obsession.
In public, she is the strange and revered sage of the Wei and Jin era. In private, all she wants is to stay alive, lie flat, and live in peace.
Yet she never expects to charm two scions of great families along the way, finding her own path to survival amid rumors, power plays, and deep devotion.
