The world of the book is on the verge of collapse, and the Underworld can no longer hold so many dead souls.
So Lin Zhiwei, a supporting character, accepts two missions from the Ghost King, both to help her live in peace and to put her skills in reading objects and interpreting dreams to use.
1. Determine whether the male and female leads are good or evil, and set things right.
2. Nip in the bud Pei Jizhi’s potential to become the main villain and keep him from straying from the right path.
And so the only legitimate daughter of the Duke’s mansion returns home with a script on the verge of collapse.
How will she do it?
First, play the pig to eat the tiger!
Rumor has it that she can barely take three steps without gasping and coughs up blood every day.
Lin Zhiwei says they’re right.
Then the vassal princes rebel, and the families of the court officials are trapped in the Golden Hall. Just as everyone falls into despair, she snatches the rebel commander’s fifty-kilogram sledgehammer and says calmly, “This is how you use a big hammer!”
There are also rumors that she was raised in a funeral shop, so she must be an idiot with no vision.
Lin Zhiwei smiles. That’s right, she has no vision. She only knows a little about everything happening in the world. After all, for every funeral shop in the land, she has an eye watching through it.
Of course, even those eyes have blind spots: Pei Jizhi, the Crown Prince who died young in the original story.
Outsiders say Pei Jizhi punches nobles and kicks ministers, a lawless, reckless man who does as he pleases.
Lin Zhiwei says that’s not all!
He’s also a scheming old fox with a bellyful of bad ideas. She’s never helping him investigate another case!
