Lin Yao, a top master in the world of mysticism, unexpectedly transmigrates into a story about a real and a fake heiress, as the spoiled fake heiress who's thrown out of her home. From the start, she's penniless and forced to marry Huo Wang, the Huo family's discarded son, who is blind, has crippled legs, and is said to be violently cruel.
The whole city is waiting to see her tormented to death by this sinister, blind man.
On their wedding night, however, Lin Yao is delighted to discover that her husband is a once-in-a-century being who has both “virtuous purple energy” and “baleful energy” within him! Just being near him makes her mystical powers grow rapidly.
So, by day, Lin Yao sets up a fortune-telling stall, draws talismans, and reads feng shui, making a roaring success of her mystical business. At night, she goes home and clings to her human-shaped “purple energy power bank,” greedily drawing on his energy.
Huo Wang thought he had married himself a nuisance. Who knew this woman would speak so sweetly to him every day and always be putting her hands on him? Then, after he regains his sight, he corners the little fraud who's packing her bags to run away. His voice is hoarse as he asks, “How does my purple energy taste? Now it's time to talk about the cost of using it.”
