Xia Wanwan, an expert in mysticism, transmigrated into a livestreamed dating reality show as a disgraced actress with the same name. The actress had a miserable time: every other celebrity on the show joined forces to smear her, each hoping to suck her dry.
Xia Wanwan sneered and pointed at a certain rapper on camera. “How does it feel when the cravings hit?”
She looked meaningfully at the ghost following a certain innocent-looking rising star. “It’s been following you around this whole time.”
She stared at a certain boy band idol with disgust. “You prey on underage girls, too? Disgusting.”
“Men who beat their wives are garbage.”
“A two-faced snake who sent her best friend to a sponsor’s bed and stabbed her in the back.”
That night, the rapper, the innocent-looking rising star, the boy band idol, and the others were all taken away by the police. The trending topics exploded.
Later, Xia Wanwan made a thriving career out of telling fortunes on livestreams.
Business tycoons came to her door with money, begging for her help.
The favored children of heaven flocked around her, eager to do her bidding.
Even Zhao, the head of the first-ranked wealthy family, who was always shrouded in mystery and surrounded by auspicious purple energy and golden light of merit, fell at Xia Wanwan’s feet.
“Wanwan is the most special woman I’ve ever met,” Zhao Zhaojie said with a soft laugh. “I’d gladly be her devoted servant.”
