After My Best Friend Died, I Became an Occult Expert and Struck It Rich

Good news: Her biological parents are a truly wealthy family! Bad news: Their treasured daughter, beloved by both her biological and adoptive parents, isn't Jiang Chu... Jiang Chu, the family outcast, planned to move in with her best friend, only to find out that the friend she'd grown up with had died far too young. Jiang Chu had barely finished mourning her friend when she was scared half to death by the ghost of Ruan Yu. Whatever else, having her best friend back was a blessing. And now she even had the ability to communicate with spirits. With the sisters united, they could overcome anything. Jiang Chu became a master of the supernatural arts, making a fortune and thriving in life. Everyone said Jiang Yun, daughter of the Jiang family of the capital, didn't look like her relatives. Her ordinary features made her seem completely unrelated to the rest of the family. It was eventually confirmed that the nanny had switched the babies. The Jiangs were devastated, but for the sake of their reputation and their long-standing relationship with the nanny, they buried the news and publicly claimed they had taken Jiang Chu in as a goddaughter to earn good karma. Jiang Chu didn't care that her unfamiliar family treated her coldly. But the fake heiress, Jiang Yun, felt “wronged,” so Jiang Chu's biological parents urged her to “look after” her little sister, while her older brother treated her like she wasn't there. There was no place for Jiang Chu in that house, so she decisively packed up and left. Later, the fake heiress tried to become famous by raising a ghost to draw on the Jiang family's good fortune, only to suffer its backlash. Through an introduction, the Jiangs sought out Jiang Chu to get rid of it. The fake heiress: “How is that possible? How could Jiang Chu have this kind of ability? I'd rather die than ask her for help!” Her cold-faced brother: “Xiao Chu, I failed to do my duty as your brother and hurt you. I'm sorry...” Her biological parents: “Chu Chu, you're the one we treasure most. We were wrong. Please come home?”