[Supernatural fantasy with satisfying payback + aloof beauty + fortune-telling for foreigners + face-slapping + East-West fusion + feng shui + fortune-telling]
Song Ran, a genius Taoist priestess with a short life, is unexpectedly reborn as a destitute international student stranded abroad after her biological father and stepmother steal her tuition money and leave her behind. Faced with a disastrous start, Song Ran quietly returns to her old trade, only to find that her Western “clients” aren’t quite what she expected...
On Halloween, her classmates prank her with a book containing a sealed demon. By sheer coincidence, she helps the FBI solve a cold case, and the agency’s higher-ups gaze at her eagerly. “How about interning with us?”
A pitiful stray dog by the roadside tugs at Song Ran’s heart, so she takes it home. But who would have thought that on the night of the full moon, a handsome, silver-haired, green-eyed man would appear on her sofa, blushing awkwardly as he asks, “Could you loosen my collar a little?”
Then there’s the suitor who suddenly appears around her. He’s devastatingly handsome, but stays up all night and seems terribly afraid of garlic and silver...
Song Ran rubs her temples, feeling like she’s been handed the wrong script.
Until one day, she discovers that the FBI office is plastered with commendations celebrating her achievements.
The silver-haired pup is actually the long-lost heir to the werewolf clan. And the handsome man who fears garlic comes from a family whose portraits date back to the dawn of the Common Era...
Song Ran quietly puts away her peachwood sword and sighs. It seems getting an education abroad is making it harder and harder to keep a low profile.
Excellent! The author actually depicts each case very profoundly, vividly portraying the distortions, greed, and darkness of human nature through numerous examples. The entire story is free of triggers, with a gentle, flowing narrative. However, the romantic subplot is very subtle, practically nonexistent.
This is a super engaging novel featuring a strong female protagonist with a mystical background. The female lead is a master of mysticism, aloof and wise. The male lead is her colleague and boss, but his presence is subtle. The female lead is top-tier from the start; she doesn't suffer any injuries or weakening abilities, and she doesn't need the male lead as a "power bank"—that's fantastic!
It looks great! I just got home. Was mine wrong? If you want mine, yes, I also have one, but the instructions are a little different. I'll send it to you if you want it!?!!!!!!!!!!!??????
Interesting, the story flows smoothly and is quite enjoyable.
It's good, but too short; I didn't get enough.
Five stars! So well-written it brought tears to my eyes and made me need tissues!!! It's just that the dog's love story doesn't have Gary! 😢
Five stars. Although I haven't finished reading it, it's well-written.
It was so good, I binged it in one night! 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
It's quite good, but not many people read it, and there are few chapters.
It was great, I watched it all in one go!