Fortune-Telling in Hong Kong: One Thousand Gold for a Reading

[This story differs from versions on piracy sites in several places. The official version on Jinjiang is the definitive one!] Blurb: Su Nianxing transmigrates to the 1990s and becomes an undocumented immigrant who has snuck into Hong Kong. At first, she only plans to earn enough capital to return to the mainland, start a business from scratch, and restore her family's former glory. Then she unexpectedly discovers that she can see other people's fates. From then on, Causeway Bay has a young fortune-teller in her twenties. At first, everyone thinks she's a con artist, until... "Rong the Pork Butcher, your wife is cheating on you. The baby she's carrying isn't yours." An hour later, the three of them were caught fighting at the scene of the affair. "Brother Tiger, you'll suffer a bloody disaster within three days..." Three days later, the gang boss who ruled all of Causeway Bay was found dead in the street. "Miss Lu, you have a lot of romantic entanglements, and most of them are bad ones. Your marriage is destined to be rocky. But you've got good acting skills, and your career will go from strength to strength." From then on, the film industry had a new superstar. She became an overnight sensation, and people came in droves to have their fortunes told. Su Nianxing seized the opportunity, opened an icehouse cafe, and worked her way into Hong Kong's wealthy circles. Currently serializing: Making a Fortune as a Street Vendor in the Northern Song Blurb: In her previous life, Zhang Xiyao worked her way up and finally became a securities firm manager. Who knew that when she woke up, she would have become a peasant girl in the Northern Song Dynasty, cursed to bring misfortune to her parents and recently dumped by her fiance? The villagers avoided her like the plague and wanted to lock her up in a nunnery. Even her own family secretly suspected her. Only the village's old blind man foretold that she would one day be impossibly noble! His words had barely left his lips when the villagers soon realized the Zhang family had struck it rich! Zhang Xiyao set up stalls selling stinky tofu, liangfen, popsicles, fried dough sticks, brown sugar glutinous rice cakes... and step by step became the richest person in the Northern Song! Years later, splendid carriages arrived one after another in the remote village. They all had the same goal: to marry Zhang Xiyao, the orphan the villagers had once looked down on. Among the suitors were the prefect of Kaifeng, a vice minister of the Ministry of Works, the minister of revenue... and even the emperor's youngest son came to steal her away. Recommended completed works by the author: [I've Worked My Parents into Becoming the Richest] [Reborn: A Life Swapped] [The Female Lead's Foil] [Our Whole Family Transmigrates] [The Good Mom System (Quick Transmigration)] [Raising Kids with the Rowdies] [After Transmigrating, I Have Four Dutiful Sons] [The 1960s: I Became the Mom of the Family's Worst] [The 1960s: Raising a Winner in Life] [Good Parents in the 1980s] [The 1970s: A Couple of Drama Queens] [The Good Life After Transmigrating to the 1970s] [The 1970s: My Wife Is an Educated Youth] [The Lucky Female Lead] [Crimes Without End (Criminal Investigation)] Theme: Work together to build a harmonious, happy family.