The metaphysics master Jiang Yin failed her tribulation and was struck by lightning into the modern world. Penniless and in dire straits, she doesn't even have money for tomorrow's meals. To stay alive, she has no choice but to return to her old trade: metaphysics and fortune-telling.
She opens a Taoist temple and practices metaphysics. From the start, her fortune-telling helps crack a major human trafficking case. She uses her readings to bring down a traffickers' den, then goes on to solve one murder case after another, becoming more and more famous.
Later, her wealthy biological parents come to claim her, saying she is the true daughter who was lost years ago. They look down on her fortune-telling, calling it a scam to make a name for herself. The fake daughter, a seemingly sweet and innocent schemer, quietly competes for their affection, while everyone in high society waits to see the true heiress make a fool of herself.
They wait and wait, only to see Jiang Yin recruited by a special government agency and thriving in her new role. Powerful figures and heiresses alike beg her to tell their fortunes, and her Taoist temple grows more prosperous by the day. Before long, she becomes someone they can only aspire to reach...
I have watched them all so far, and I feel that I am quite picky. I don't watch the heroine who is very enthusiastic, gentle and considerate. I don't watch the whole girly adjectives at the beginning. The dialogue is always he said she said he said. I won't watch it, and there is the end of the story. But I don't watch the ones that are repeated too many times. I read the reviews and say that evildoers are dealt with lightly. I don't watch the fake daughter who jumps to the ending. I don't watch it because the ancestor is reborn and is as virtuous as a little girl who has never seen the world. I don't watch it.
Generally speaking, except for the dialogue between the fake daughter, her parents, and Kuroko, which I have only briefly read, the author's current writing is very smooth and comfortable for me. I like the description of Bai Xian's grandmother and brother.
Chased.
I have watched them all so far, and I feel that I am quite picky. I don't watch the heroine who is very enthusiastic, gentle and considerate. I don't watch the whole girly adjectives at the beginning. The dialogue is always he said she said he said. I won't watch it, and there is the end of the story. But I don't watch the ones that are repeated too many times. I read the reviews and say that evildoers are dealt with lightly. I don't watch the fake daughter who jumps to the ending. I don't watch it because the ancestor is reborn and is as virtuous as a little girl who has never seen the world. I don't watch it. Generally speaking, except for the dialogue between the fake daughter, her parents, and Kuroko, which I have only briefly read, the author's current writing is very smooth and comfortable for me. I like the description of Bai Xian's grandmother and brother. Chased.