The entire novel has been written in advance. I'll revise as I post.
A mischievous little liar VS a proud, innocent young nobleman
Yanyan is a country girl, living a simple village life in a remote little town so obscure you couldn't find it even with a map of Great An.
Today she's thinking about gathering dragon orchids; tomorrow she's wondering whether she can feed her schoolwork to the cat...
Her greatest ambition in life is to follow in her mother's footsteps and become a spirit medium.
The world may change by the day, but things like "revolution" and "trade" are just strange winds to a village medium. They blow past and disappear.
Then one rainy night, she discovers that the beautiful stone she was forced to throw away as a child has been carried back by the tide.
It shines brilliantly, making her happy at first sight.
She's grown up, and she wants to keep him.
Mingshu is the young master of a wealthy family. The famous Ming residence, the finest in Haishi, is his home. Raised on fine food and wine, he spends his days among horsemen and courtesans, with no end to his carefree life in sight.
He never imagined his father would one day force him back to his ramshackle old home in the countryside, where he would meet a little liar who never stops lying.
The little liar is annoying.
The little liar is adorable.
No matter how wonderful the little liar is, they are simply not meant to be. After all, he's destined to return to Haishi and inherit the family's vast estate.
By the way, could he ask on behalf of a friend: if someone becomes a eunuch, is he still legally allowed to inherit the family estate?
Climb the ladder to success, ascend the heavenly steps, but none of it beats a bowl of egg-drop soup.
Neither lead is a paragon of virtue. Each has their own flaws.
Reader warning: Don't believe a single thing the heroine says.
Theme: The world has a spirit, and all things have a heart
