The Legitimate Daughter Doesn’t Worship Gods. She Only Hunts Thousand-Year-Old Ghosts from Court and Country

[Cultivation + Palace Intrigue + Occult Arts + Ghost Hunting + Demon Slaying + Tribulation] Radiant clouds fill the sky above the marquis’s estate as twin lotuses bloom. The eldest daughter is the reincarnation of a goddess, blessed with the destiny of a phoenix. The second daughter is born under an ill-star, fated to be strange and alone. With a single pronouncement, the Grand State Preceptor settles her fate and names her Si Sh You. Afraid the ill-star will bring them misfortune, her birth parents abandon her in a mass grave in the dead of night, leaving her to fend for herself. A wolf with no milk refuses to abandon her. When she burns with fever and has no medicine, she cools herself in cold water. By sheer luck, Death lets her live. Daoist Wuwang: “The marquis’s estate has sent word. They’ll fetch you in three days.” “I was born without feeling, but I understand the bonds of blood. The debt of being born deserves an ending.” In white robes, Si Sh You gazes at all things with her own eyes, then turns and leaves. Born under an ill-star, she is rejected by the world. They laugh and say she should never have returned. A hundred demons wreak havoc, the demonic chaos corrupts hearts, and rivers of blood flow. With a long sword in hand, Si Sh You draws talismans and lays formations. One sword strike slays demons; her formations seal the fiends. The name “ill-star” falls apart without a fight. She needs no defense: justice speaks for itself. The tribulation is a scheme by the Immortal Emperor, yet it also makes her who she is. She turns around and makes her enemies pay.