The Real Heiress Goes Viral on a Metaphysics Variety Show

Special Clean-Up is a paranormal reality show that has aired for three seasons and still enjoys both high ratings and a stellar reputation.

But as soon as the contestants for Season Four were announced, the show was slammed for three straight days, trending on social media.

"Xin Zhaoling? The real daughter who was just taken back in by the wealthy Lu family of Huayang City? What school or sect is she from? No one in the industry has even heard of her, and she's already in the competition?"

"Aren't there already enough talent shows for rich people to play with? Now they want to ruin the only reality show with a conscience, too?"

"So money really can make ghosts turn the millstone. Nepotism hires, get off the show!"

But after the show aired, the real heiress proved she could wield a spear to slay vicious ghosts and write a few strokes to sever the boundary between yin and yang. She was not only an expert in medicine, physiognomy, destiny reading, and divination, but also explained scientific theories with remarkable clarity. She fought her way into the finals and easily resolved an incident that had stumped even the president of the Mage Association.

Those who had shouted that she was an insider hire before the show changed their tune.

"I'm sorry. I was way too loud at first."

"Mage, do you think I have the potential to become your disciple?"

Later, an obsessed fan dug up the fact that Xin Zhaoling had graduated with a physics degree from a prestigious university at the age of eighteen.

Netizens marveled: "Is there anything she can't do?!"

Xin Zhaoling: "Magic."

The vicious ghosts who had yet to be caught trembled: "What? All those brothers of ours were beaten into oblivion by a mage who can't even use magic?"

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The rebellious youngest son of the wealthy Xia family in Linjiang City once declared that he would never fall in love. Then, out of nowhere, he asked his family how to propose.

The eldest Xia brother couldn't help asking, "What changed your mind?"

Xia Minghe: "I didn't mean to, but she said I smell really good."

The Xia family: "???"

*Cover art credit: Ting Zier,