Meng Zhitang was thrown out of the Duke of Wei's mansion at the age of six. He returned to Beijing ten years later and set up a stall.
Catch ghosts and drive away evil spirits, avoid evil and bring good luck. Collect money to do things, clear both sides.
Does her biological mother think she is vulgar? She turned around and solved the murder case that Dali Temple could not solve.
Cousin Bai Lianhua is crying about her grabbing the seat? She didn't even bother to raise her eyelids.
The dandy second brother thinks she is pitiful? She backhandedly helped him settle the infantry commander's office.
It connects yin and yang, and eliminates good and bad luck; it collects evil ghosts and controls cause and effect.
As the head of the Baishan Sect and the most powerful soul-transferr in the contemporary era, Zhitang has only one code of conduct - don't mess with me.
She wants it all, including fine clothes, fine food, glory and wealth, and immortality.
Later, her stall became popular all over the capital.
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