The Crown Prince's White Moonlight? She's This Chancellor's Bodhisattva

[Metaphysics, Devoted Couple, Powerful Leads, Marriage Before Love, Sweet Romance and Protective Husband] Modern metaphysics master Ming Shu transmigrates into a book. In this melodramatic romance novel, a fallen princess and an enemy kingdom’s crown prince are locked in a tragic love story that drags everyone into a bad ending. She is the unlucky heroine. Ming Shu casts a fortune for herself: the current top graduate, Fu Zhixun, who will one day become the prime minister, is her way out. She decisively abandons the crown prince and marries the powerful minister instead, hoping for a peaceful life. But there’s little peace to be found in her new husband’s household. A resentful spirit haunts the old madam, corpse energy clings to her second uncle’s family, and her eldest cousin’s concubine is carrying a ghost fetus… Ming Shu moves between the worlds of the living and the dead, summoning spirits, exorcising ghosts, warding off evil, and protecting the residence! What she doesn’t know is that the most powerful “ghost” in the household is the man beside her in bed.* Fu Zhixun passed the palace examination at nineteen and had a brilliant future ahead of him. But who would have guessed that this beautiful young man, whose intelligence bordered on the supernatural, was a traveler from the Yellow Springs, with a deranged and monstrous heart? On the very first day Ming Shu entered his household, he wanted to kill her. He watched coldly as she summoned spirits and exorcised ghosts, all the while scheming against her. Until one day, she summoned the fire of heaven and sat atop a lotus of azure flames, like a bodhisattva from the sacred mountain. “You barged into hell when the gates were closed. Now you can’t escape even if you want to.” Netherworld fire blazed in his eyes.* Later, Fu Zhixun held Ming Shu in his arms, his phoenix eyes smoldering. “Feng shui has a dual cultivation technique that can grant us long lives. We should practice it.” Ming Shu was baffled. “There’s dual cultivation in feng shui? Since when?”