It's Ruined, Don't Look

Jiang Yang, a half-baked fortune-teller, transmigrated into the world from her dreams and became the pitiful third daughter of the Jiang family. Fortunately, she still had the ability to foresee other people's misfortune. So, after outsmarting her wicked stepmother and breaking off her engagement, she took the valuable things from her courtyard and slipped away to start a business. But she hadn't gone far before she ran into a band of mountain bandits. The bandits neither robbed her nor tried to assault her. Instead, they politely welcomed her back and made her their chief. Later, a series of unusual stalls appeared in the capital. Each day, their novel advertising methods caught the attention of passersby. The fortune-telling stall in particular told neither fortunes nor marriage prospects; it predicted people's misfortunes. Its predictions were so uncannily accurate that the other masters were put out of business. When rivals came looking for trouble, Jiang Yang decided to hire a strong, sturdy man as her bodyguard. After she posted the notice, the most idle prince in the court came over to watch the fun and throw his hat in the ring. His superior looks won him the job. "You have an excellent eye, miss! I certainly won't let you down. I'll protect you well," the man said with a radiant smile. Jiang Yang: ... Why does it feel like I've somehow let a fox in? - A little scene - It was noon, and Jiang Yang was about to close up and go back for a nap when a white flash shot past her. She spun around and ran on instinct. But the instant she turned, a shower of petals fell from the sky, landing on her head and shoulders. Jiang Yang: "???" A familiar, low voice sounded behind her. "Xiao Yang, you've already taken me in. Now you have to take responsibility for me." Theme: Be clever in your approach, and work hard to reap the rewards.