The Zhou family's missing daughter has been found, but she's a country bumpkin who grew up in a mountain village and is always muttering strange things.
To save face, the Zhou family has no choice but to acknowledge her. But the real heiress, Zhou Xingxing, says she has absolutely no desire to return to the Zhou family. She just wants to be a carefree charlatan like her master. Then her master tells her, "If you don't go back to the Zhou family, you won't survive the calamity, and you won't live to see your twenty-fifth birthday." Since she values her life, she hurries back to the Zhou family.
To mold Zhou Xingxing into the perfect heiress in everyone's eyes, the Zhou family arranges lessons in horseback riding, art appreciation, flower arranging, guqin, and more. But Zhou Xingxing always sneaks off in the middle of class, and nobody knows where she goes.
Gradually, the Zhou family gives up on her and turns its attention to the fake heiress they've raised at home all along. Even the engagement to the wealthy Lian family goes to the fake heiress.
For a while, Zhou Xingxing becomes the laughingstock of high society.
But Zhou Xingxing doesn't care at all. She's busy: every day she's either catching demons or exorcising spirits, and every now and then she has to tell someone's fortune.
At a charity auction, everyone is laughing at how out of place Zhou Xingxing looks in the glittering venue. Then they see an ageless king of the entertainment industry give her a stack of tickets worth a fortune, a haughty and aloof company president invite her to an exclusive product launch, and a powerful political figure ask when she'll visit again...
At the end of the auction, the head of the fearsome Sheng family suddenly appears. He pays an astronomical sum for the jade pendant Zhou Xingxing donated, the one everyone called "cheap junk."
Theme: Love and growth
