[1950s Hong Kong ensemble cast + occult battles + funny adorable pets + solving cases and catching criminals + gang conflicts + business wars among the wealthy]
[Reckless and defiant occult genius who loves money and schemes × man of exalted destiny, a business tycoon, and a stoic, devoted loyalist]
Tu Zhibai, an occult prodigy born with yin-yang eyes, died at eighteen while facing a calamity.
When she opened her eyes again, she had become the eldest legitimate daughter of the Tu family in 1950s Hong Kong: the poor girl who, because her birth chart was pure yin, had been sent to a Taoist temple as a child, then brought back at eighteen to marry for good luck, only to be intercepted, murdered, and dumped in a mass grave.
The moment her yin-yang eyes opened, she saw just how broken this body was: saturated with baleful energy, drained of vital blood, and burdened with a weakened soul.
As she worried over how to nurse herself back to health, Tu Zhibai caught sight of her fiance, Fu Zhaolin.
Violet energy surrounded him, and his destiny was a peerless one, like a dragon entering the sea and a golden carriage bearing its lord!
Stay by his side and she could both suppress the baleful energy and nurture her soul. He was practically a mobile "miracle cure"!
When she saw the betrothal gifts, Tu Zhibai's eyes shone even brighter. "It's just a marriage for good luck? I'll marry him! Someone put a curse on him? I'll break it!"
Fu Zhaolin, a wealthy heir who had returned from studying abroad, considered himself an atheist. The first time he saw Tu Zhibai, all he could think was that she had laid hands on him the moment they met: shameless!
That was until he saw the Gu worms in someone's blood, a talking cat, and flying paper figures with his own eyes! His entire worldview collapsed. After that, he even convinced himself to fall for her, transforming into her loyal dog.
In the 1950s, Hong Kong was rocked by turmoil, with foreign capital lurking in the shadows.
Nanyang curse masters, Japan's Kiku School, voodoo spirit mediums, the Society of Heaven and Reason, and others repeatedly stirred up trouble.
Fu Zhaolin took charge of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, cutting his way through the business world and fighting foreign capital.
Tu Zhibai wielded a Tang sword and opened her yin-yang eyes. Sitting boldly and fearlessly, she slashed through demons and slaughtered monsters.
It's all looking great so far! Can!!! It's actually a serialization, my God! Chasing articles is the most painful, it takes too long. After looking at the back, I forgot about the front!
The plot design is wonderful, I like it very much
The subject matter is very novel. There are few Xiangjiang literatures written in the past 50 years or metaphysical literature. It's beautiful! I hope the heroine's father and family will get retribution