Meng Zhitang was thrown out of the Duke of Wei's residence at the age of six. Ten years later, she returned to the capital and set up a street stall.
She caught ghosts, drove away evil spirits, and warded off misfortune to bring good fortune. Pay her, and the job was done. No debts on either side.
Her birth mother thought she was crude? She went and solved a murder case the Court of Judicial Review couldn’t crack.
Her white-lotus cousin wept that she was stealing her place? She couldn’t even be bothered to lift an eyelid.
Her spoiled second brother pitied her? She turned around and sorted out the Imperial Guard Command for him.
She communicated with yin and yang and divined fortune and misfortune; she captured vengeful ghosts and settled their karmic debts.
As the head of the Hundred Mountains Sect and the strongest spirit guide of her generation, Zhitang followed just one rule: Don’t mess with me.
Fine food, riches and glory, and eternal life: she wanted it all.
Before long, her stall was the hottest in the whole capital.
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I was interested in reading the details, but I clicked in and read a few chapters. It was an AI article, and I felt really uncomfortable when I read it.
There are so many so-called "details" in the description, it's tiring to read.
I feel sleepy!!!