Shock! The Heiress Can Tell Fortunes

Blurb: Before leaving the mountain, the genius young Taoist Zhi Zhi makes a plan for herself: 1. Hide her tail and do her best to pass as an ordinary child. 2. If the Lu family doesn't want to raise her, she'll go tell fortunes beneath the overpass. When she arrives at the Lu family, where yang energy is abundant and yin energy scarce, carrying a shabby little bundle, all four of her older male cousins adore her. They rack their brains to give her all kinds of cute pink dolls. "Little Zhi Zhi, welcome home." The stylish, cool Zhi Zhi presses her lips together and pulls out various talismans to ward off evil spirits and demons. "A gift for a gift. Thank you for taking me in." The four cousins: "..." Is there something wrong with this little sister? Some time later: The eldest cousin asks her to set up a feng shui wealth-attracting formation at his company. The second cousin asks her to communicate with spirits at a crime scene and help catch the culprit. The third cousin asks her to calculate the opening time of a tomb at an archaeological site. The fourth cousin asks her to appear on a parenting variety show. Overworked, Zhi Zhi's mouth twitches. What do you do when you have too many older brothers? This novel features: [Ghost-Hunting + Fortune-Telling + Metaphysical Crime-Solving + Entertainment Variety Shows] If you like adorable, funny little kids, I strongly recommend my completed novel about Xiao Taotao: The Superstrong Little Girl Goes Viral on a Survival Variety Show Coming soon: Antiques Spill the Beans to Me Every Day Blurb: Ever since Jiang Xi inherited an old, run-down antique shop, she's had two secrets: 1. She can hear antiques' thoughts. 2. She received an illustrated antique catalogue that she needs to fill in. To complete the antique catalogue, Jiang Xi starts looking everywhere for antiques and cultural relics. At an antique market. The shopkeeper secretly shows Jiang Xi a small bronze wine cup. "Take a look, boss. This is from the Shang or Zhou dynasty..." The little cup rolls its eyes. "That's right, I'm from last week! That inconspicuous wooden lump beside me is over two hundred years old." Jiang Xi smiles and strokes it, then takes both it and the wooden lump home. During an antiques appraisal livestream. A nouveau riche man brings out a piece of well-preserved brocade he bought for a fortune and asks Jiang Xi to appraise it. "They say this was Emperor Kangxi's face towel. It even smells faintly of dragon's saliva incense..." The brocade looks thoroughly disgusted. "Face towel, my ass! I was an old eunuch's butt-wiping cloth. The dull gray one you didn't want to buy was the towel Emperor Yongzheng used to wipe his hands." Jiang Xi looks disgusted and wants to vomit, but still forces herself to buy it and ask where the hand towel is. On a national antiques appraisal show. A celebrity brings in a jade pillow that has been passed down through his family. "They say this was the pillow Wu Zetian used before she got married. Could you help me verify that, please?" The jade pillow sweetly and furiously curses him out. "You know I'm the treasured pillow Wu Zetian used, yet every day you make me watch you cheat, have group orgies, and take drugs. What a disgrace!" Jiang Xi quietly reports him to the authorities, and learns from the jade pillow where its dear friend, the Golden Mandarin Duck Pillow, is. Afterward, Jiang Xi uses her ability to understand antiques' thoughts to learn where many more antiques are, and works hard to recover the lost antiques and treasures, one piece at a time. Later, her antique shop becomes the museum with the most comprehensive collection of cultural relics. Theme: As long as your heart is full of love, anywhere can be home.