Su Wanwan, the Taoist master, failed to escape the tribulation and opened his eyes to become a ten-year-old girl who stowed away from Hong Kong Island and drowned in the 1990s.
Adopted by a couple.
The adoptive parents have a purple aura on their heads and are destined to be rich and wealthy, but they are haunted by the "haunting evil spirit" - if they are not dealt with, the family will be ruined and the only son will not live to be eighteen.
Su Wanwan gnawed on the barbecued pork bun stuffed by her adoptive mother and sneered in her heart: Is it overwhelming? Are you the only one who invites the half-bucket water master? Forget it, since this family was sincere to her, she helped her out.
She changed her feng shui, broke the bad situation, and easily dragged her adopted brother back from the Palace of Hell. By the way, I tied up a facial expression system and accidentally got into the entertainment industry.
Shooting commercials, acting in movies, and starting a company—while others fought for resources, she worked hard to achieve her goals. In ten years, she went from being an orphan at a relief station to becoming one of the top celebrities in Hong Kong.
Her biological parents, the Wen family, came to her door and begged her to come back and get married. Jiang Wanwan ate melon seeds: "Marriage? Why not find out how I fell into the sea first?"
Three men were eyeing her at the same time - the old-fashioned military officer, the yandere adopted brother, and the poisonous-tongued playboy.
Jiang Wanwan said it first: "It's okay to fall in love, but marriage is unnecessary. Whoever accepts it will stay."
In the end, the three of them sat together in her living room and reached an agreement.
Jiang Wanwan, the reincarnation of a Taoist tycoon, is a top figure in Hong Kong Island, and has only eight words for his life creed:
It's up to me to change my destiny, and men just let it happen.
