Song Yan’s life was wretched from beginning to end. She was born with a destiny of wealth and good fortune, but her half-sister stole it from her.
She was destined to marry Fu Yusheng, the chairman and head of the Fu Group. But her jealous half-sister forcibly rewrote her fate and stole her good fortune. From then on, misfortune followed Song Yan wherever she went. She suffered one accident after another, lost her screenplays, and eventually died in a car crash.
She was consumed by resentment. She couldn’t let go of Fu Yusheng, nor of the son she had left behind in the Fu family. Her soul should have scattered and been dragged before King Yama for judgment, but instead it became a vengeful ghost.
Only after becoming a ghost did she finally see the elaborate deception her half-sister had laid for her.
Fortunately, before her soul could sink into darkness and become a vicious spirit, she happened upon a celestial master. He promised that if she followed him and cultivated the mystical arts, she could have another chance at life.
So Song Yan became the celestial master’s disciple, serving him and his family as a ghost.
After five hundred years of service, her master finally set her free and gave her the chance to be reborn in another life.
She returned to the day of her car accident.
In this life, she has gained the psychic ability to understand the mysteries of the Heavenly Way.
She vows to avenge herself and her son, who was killed because of her half-sister’s schemes.
But why is the husband who was once so cold and indifferent toward her now pursuing her relentlessly?
