The Junior Sister Is Obsessed with Fortune-Telling

Born into a school of fortune-tellers, Meng Qingyun has always dreamed of becoming a master diviner with an ironclad reputation.

At fifteen, Meng Qingyun cast a divination for herself: her future was bright, and she was destined for a high position. Delighted, she thought she'd become the head of the school. Unfortunately, reality refused to cooperate with her reading. That very day, her mother, an elder of the school, and her maternal uncle kicked her out.

With nowhere else to turn, she had to seek out her father and join another school.

Reality demands bread, but her ideals remain lofty. She starts by working part-time as a street fortune-teller. Cherishing her dream is no way to waste her youth.

Meng Qingyun wants to become an outstanding diviner, but fate refuses to give her the chance. Through one setback after another and a series of narrow escapes, the ethereal, sage-like diviner of her dreams becomes a reality: a greatsword cultivator strong enough to lift a cauldron.

Meng Qingyun: Don't ask. Getting beaten up is to blame.

Years later, after relentless hard work, Meng Qingyun finally reaches the top. She becomes the head of Haori Sect, the largest sect, two sects over from the Divination Sect.

Well, her future was bright, and she did reach a high position. Her divination was right after all.

Theme: Daughters should rely on themselves