The Little Fox Can Read Fortunes, and a Hundred Ghosts Kneel and Beg for Mercy

[Metaphysics + face-slapping + punishing scumbags + impostor heiress] A little fox who was determined to ascend to immortality was sent tumbling down from the Southern Gate of Heaven because her earthly ties were not yet severed. Her two benefactors were terribly unlucky. One was born to a humble branch of the family but was harmed by the impostor heiress and left to die in the wilderness. The other was a born jinx, and was about to die. The first wanted revenge above all else. The second wanted to make money above all else. So Qiao Weiwei beat the scumbag parents to a pulp and dealt with the impostor heiress who had stolen someone else’s place. At the same time, she started an online cleaning business to hunt ghosts and make money. A certain streamer suffered from backaches every day and kept dreaming about handsome men. Qiao Weiwei: “Hey, no romantic luck for you, but there is a ghost groom.” A certain vagabond singer was penniless, begging on the street and preparing to jump off an overpass and end it all. Qiao Weiwei: “Don’t die just yet. Someone stole your luck, but you’ve survived this long. Let me take a look.” A certain race car driver was ready to die for his girlfriend. Qiao Weiwei: “Poor thing, the skeleton beside you is draining all your yang energy.” But when she placed a bank card in front of her benefactor, the man backed her into a corner. “Other than the betrothal gifts, I won’t accept a thing.” Lu Jinnian, heir to the Lu Group, a century-old family business in China, founded one of the country’s top film and television companies at the age of twenty. He was wickedly handsome, aloof, and merciless. Yet he had been branded a “born jinx,” and treated with contempt all his life. Until a mysterious, peculiar woman stopped his car. “Young sir, your forehead is dark. You’re sure to meet with disaster.” From then on, he was saved.