As the most brilliant and gifted genius in the Qingxuan Sect's thousand-year history, Ling Zhaoyin ascends to immortality, only to die unexpectedly on the eighty-second lightning tribulation. When she opens her eyes again, she's become a troublesome, academically hopeless girl who skips class, shows up late, leaves early, and excels at getting into fights.
The troublesome girl is shaking down an underclassman.
Looking at the bowl-cut boy trembling before her after being robbed, Ling Zhaoyin blinks. "...Young man, I see that bloodshed awaits you today. I've come to help you avert disaster by losing a little money."
At Xinghai Private Middle School, Ling Zhaoyin is absolutely a celebrity. She's beautiful, flamboyant, and usually spends her days causing trouble and defying authority. Her name tops the weekly disciplinary notices every time. But suddenly, everyone realizes that Ling Zhaoyin has stopped causing trouble, and her grades are soaring. The only problem is, she's taken up fortune-telling and other feudal superstitions!
When Ling Zhaoyin's father, who had always ignored her, hears the rumors, he picks up a stick, only to see business tycoons, real-estate moguls, and a popular movie star visiting one after another, all earnestly asking for her help. He can't help but feel bewildered.
Even the usually low-key and mysterious Feng family sends Ling Zhaoyin an invitation. She looks at the sickly Feng Lin, her eyes lighting up. "Young man, you're born with a spiritual constitution. Interested in studying the occult?"
Later, her little sidekick points at Ling Zhaoyin's A University acceptance letter and asks, "Sister Yin, if I learn fortune-telling, can I reach the heights of success like you?"
Ling Zhaoyin tosses him a set of exam-prep books with an affectionate look. "Be good. I was born at the peak of success. I don't need to climb there."
(9/24. The blurb and title may change, but the main storyline will stay the same.)