The General's Mystic Wife

A modern tarot reader wakes up in ancient times as a cannon-fodder character. Zhang Mu is practically on the verge of a breakdown.

Married off in someone else's place? Thrown in prison? A husband who's a narcissistic lunatic and has someone else in his heart?

A troublesome mother-in-law and sister-in-law, old flames and political rivals all coming to pick a fight.

At home, she wins people over and keeps the household running while handling endless chores; outside, she fights for her rights and reviews the troops on the battlefield.

With a golden finger, everything should be a breeze, right? In reality, every step is fraught with danger.

Back in ancient times with a "useless golden finger," Zhang Mu says she's exhausted and feels like she'll never love again.

"They say combining Chinese and Western methods works well, but you could at least have given me a tarot deck when you sent me back!"

Some Wood: "Hey! General! If I call your name, will you answer me?!"

Some Peak: "What is it?"

Some Wood: "I want us to love and fight each other!"

Some Peak: "What?"

Some Wood: "I want us to love and fight each other!"

Some Peak: "Fight each other how?"

Some Wood: "I want us to love..."

Some Peak: "Fine."

Some Wood: "..."

A few tips before you dive in

I. Fortune-teller = tarot reading + crazy antics + violence! This isn't just a silly comedy. Look at my serious face.

II. Readers who insist on rigorous historical accuracy should proceed with caution. Some things, such as forms of address, won't strictly follow history if it suits the plot or makes for an easier read. Our motto is: Don't sweat the details...

(Conan pose): You can look down on me, but you can't insult me!

Fate keeps its own counsel. How can one divine another's heart?