Scientific Astrology, Materialist Fortune-Telling

[Complete. For publication information, follow @Jiang Yue Nian Nian Nian Nian] The heir to the He family, who had been lost outside the family, returned. Everyone expected a rich heiress's revenge story or a melodramatic romance among the wealthy, but the newly found Chu Qianli spent every day playing cards, rolling dice, and spreading feudal superstition (?). ※ Chu Qianli had transmigrated into a strong heroine novel as a sweet, innocent supporting character. She had no interest in fighting over the wealthy family's assets or getting involved in the romance between the male and female leads. She just wanted to study astrology in peace and research Marxism in her spare time. Original male lead: “Are you going to fight me for the inheritance?” Chu Qianli: “No. You work, I get dividends. If I ever join the company, call me a dog.” Original female lead: “Sweetheart, what's so great about men? Don't be too strict about gender.” Chu Qianli: “...Big sis, you're so hot I'm scared, but I'm afraid I'm not into women.” ※ Everyone knew the daughter of the He family didn't have the surname He. She never managed the company's affairs, but she was skilled in astrology and tarot, understood the workings of fate, and could predict the future with absolute accuracy! “Old He, I've run into a huge problem. Could you ask your daughter to read my fortune?” “I'm afraid that's not possible. She's just started university and isn't home these days.” “...Ah? What is she studying?” “Marxist philosophy.” “???” ※ Chu Qianli: Although I'm well-versed in fate studies, I'm a committed Marxist. I'm absolutely not a fortune-teller. [A ridiculous, feel-good comedy. Blurb archived on February 15, 2021.] [Reading Guide] The heroine's studies span both Eastern and Western traditions. They include Eastern astrology, such as Zi Wei Dou Shu and Guo Lao Xing Zong, as well as both ancient and modern Western astrology. She interprets astrology through different cultural perspectives. The story emphasizes astrology's humanistic ideas, especially the humanist spirit of the Book of Changes, and presents the shared concept of a community of common destiny found in esoteric traditions around the world. It does not advocate superstition, fortune-telling, or metaphysics. [A Friendly Reminder] If disagreements arise in the comments while you're reading, feel free to criticize the author, but please don't criticize other readers. You're all paying readers, so speak your minds. Those who agree with the author aren't brainless fans, and those who disagree aren't mindless haters. Sequel in the works: I Awoke After the Stars Fell In 2122, Chu Baiyu was the prodigy foretold in prophecy. She single-handedly created the infant stone psychic-power system, became the youngest general in the Republic's history, and led her companions in ushering in a perfect age of glittering stars. But a sudden starfall killed her, shattering humanity's confidence and hopes as well. In 2222, she awoke once more to find her homeland blanketed in radiation and pollution. Artificial intelligence and mutants were plotting to rule; her former allies had fallen apart over their differences; and her tactics had been thoroughly analyzed and added to textbooks, becoming basic knowledge known to everyone... On the snowy plains, a teammate watched Chu Baiyu snipe the enemy and complained, “That style of fighting is from last century. It stopped working ages ago. You're out of date.” But as soon as the words left their mouth, Chu Baiyu wiped out the well-equipped enemy troops with a basic move. Chu Baiyu: “Do you understand the value of a retro classic?” “...” Every generation has its own champions, but in every new generation, I slay the champions. [New blurb written on January 10, 2024] Theme: Your fate is in your own hands