The Real Heiress Became a Global Sensation with Her Fortune-Telling

Don't be fooled by how unlucky it is! The female lead is willing to be used and marry the male lead just to repay a debt of gratitude for being born, thus ruining her future. 😅 Author, you could have started a relationship with the male lead because he was murdered and the female lead went to solve the problem, but why did she have to be used by that family to repay a debt of gratitude?

Seeing this synopsis, with its awful father, mother, in-laws, brother-in-law, and so on, coupled with the widespread online backlash, the resulting chemical reaction is terrifying. This level of toxicity is enough to poison the entire Shennong clan 🙂, making it even more frightening than "Like Cold Light Meeting the Blazing Sun."

I didn't want to read it after just reading the synopsis. The parents are truly in love with the fake heiress, and the metaphysical master obediently marries someone else. It's too toxic.

I've finished reading five chapters. The opening scene involves a brainless streamer and the protagonist exchanging slaps. There's also a minor toxic element. The "extremely annoying relatives" mentioned in the author's synopsis haven't been written yet, so I'm somewhat looking forward to the rest of the story.

Why did she have to get married? What right does a family that never raised her have to treat her like a tool? Isn't she supposed to be a powerful figure? Does she have a slave mentality, obeying whatever others say? Now, even after marriage, will she commit suicide? If she were forced to kill, she'd probably do it, since she's so obedient.

I hope that readers who happen to pass by will stop and read this article: As a reader of over twenty years, I think this book is very well written. Although a small number of readers in the book review section only read the beginning or the synopsis and commented that the book was illogical and not good, please take a closer look and you will find that the author's writing is quite good, the…

I personally think it's alright; everyone has their own preferences. I suggest reading a few more chapters and not being misled by the comments. I picked this story from among many others and have been following it closely. A couple of plot points are a bit melodramatic, but they can be overlooked. Most of the story is quite engaging and worth following.

As a master of metaphysics, even if she wanted to repay a debt of life, she couldn't possibly use a marriage of convenience to bring good luck. As long as she saved the man, she could still get the reward and return it to the Pei family. It doesn't make sense logically.

Although the wealthy parents hoped to use the female lead to climb the social ladder, they made things difficult for her at every turn, threatening her with her mentor. At their first meeting, everyone sat still, and no one welcomed her. They only hoped to intimidate her with their wealth, then expect the poor female lead to be greedy and marry a more powerful man.

Personally, I think it's all just a minor inconvenience... The female lead's personality and some of the esoteric practices are beyond the comprehension of the average person! There's always cause and effect in the cycle of karma; moreover, the female lead needs to accumulate merit; she marries to repay the debt of being born because she loves Mount Ling and enjoys cultivation; the other party…