A Medium, Not an Idol

Also known as Little Chaos and Always Saying the Opposite of What He Means

First blurb:

A gossip account, thinking Yi Wuyu had no connections, seized the chance to ride his coattails. The next day, a shipping magnate announced that Yi Wuyu was the youngest son of the Yi family. People who had looked down on him rushed to curry favor, but the very next day Yi Wuyu announced that he was leaving show business to become a medium.

With little experience, Yi Wuyu became the talk of the Spiritualist Association. He immediately set up a formation on the spot.

“Could you be the direct disciple of some reclusive master?!”

Yi Wuyu paused mid-spell. “...I just learned it on the spot.”

Later, people realized Yi Wuyu was extraordinarily gifted: he could draw talismans with his left hand and cast spells with his right. After that, no one dared bring him up, for fear of being face-slapped.

Second blurb:

After Gu Feici regained the memories of his past life, he realized that he had angered his precious disciple, whom he'd once “cherished so much he feared she might break, and held so gently she might melt.” To make peace with his disciple, he carefully plotted every step, put on a secret identity, and helped Yi Wuyu make a name for himself in the world of mediums.

A story about changing one's fate, spanning past and present lives.

Theme: People have two sides