As a fortune-teller, Su Qingxi is best at swindling and conning people.
But you can't keep walking by the river without getting your shoes wet. Her all-purpose methods of persuasion might work the first time, and even the second, but not the third.
[The First Time]
A stylishly dressed middle-aged woman smiled kindly. "Young lady, how did you know things haven't been going well at home lately?" She poured out all her troubles to Su Qingxi, got a solution, and left in high spirits.
[The Second Time]
The woman, having been conned once before, came up with a stern face to confront her. In the end, she nevertheless pulled out money to buy a yellow talisman, then left, half believing it would work.
[The Third Time]
The woman's ferocious nature came out in full. Without saying a word, she marched over and flipped Su Qingxi's fortune-telling stall.
Su Qingxi fled with her head in her hands, but a rock still cracked her skull. With blood covering her forehead, she made a miserable retreat to her best friend's place.
Su Qingxi thought her career as a con artist was over. But when she woke up, she found herself surrounded by red threads, in every shade and all tangled together...
[Reading Guide]
1. The author knows absolutely nothing about feng shui or fortune-telling, so please don't take the details seriously.
2. Happy ending. The male and female leads are both devoted to each other, and it's a one-on-one romance.
3. To be determined.
