The Fortune-Telling Princess Reaps Merit and Marries the Childless Imperial Uncle, Bearing Triplets

[Pure Love, First Marriage Then Love, Mystical Arts Change Fate, Everyone's Favorite, Face-Slapping and Crushing Scum, Mad Imperial Uncle's Devoted Love]

Everyone says Prince Jing is infertile and will never have heirs. The emperor pities him, and the court mourns his fate.

When an imperial decree arranges his marriage, everyone waits to see Chu Yunxi become a laughingstock.

Marrying an imperial uncle who cannot father children means she is doomed to a lonely life as a widow in all but name.

On their wedding night, Chu Yunxi clutches her waist and glares at the man before her, demanding, "Weren't you rumored to be impotent?!"

Her childhood sweetheart and betrothed passed the palace examination as a third-place graduate, then turned around and climbed the ladder by currying favor with the powerful, betraying her in the process.

Coveting the generous dowry she would bring, he joined forces with her own family to lay an elaborate trap. With a marriage contract, he tricked Chu Yunxi into traveling a thousand miles to the capital, all so he could force her to become a concubine and imprison her in a gilded cage.

Everyone lamented that Chu Yunxi had given her heart to the wrong man and was doomed to a tragic fate.

But no one knew that the body, nearly ensnared in a scheme, kidnapped along the way, and about to be sold into the mountains as a shared wife, had already received a new soul.

In its place was Chu Yunxi, the sole legitimate inheritor of mystical arts in the twenty-second century, a top expert in feng shui and destiny, divination and changing fortune, and driving out evil and suppressing malign spirits!

The blue jade thumb ring appears, and she defies fate. Reborn, she cuts off her rotten romances, tears her faithless lover to shreds, and thrives from then on!

She can calculate the secrets of fate, but the one person she cannot see through is Xiao Juechen, the sickly imperial uncle who holds power over the court.

In public, he is frail and aloof, aloof from worldly strife, with a cool and distant air.

In private, he is possessive and clingy, pestering her every night to answer his questions and leading her step by step into marriage, reserving all his tenderness and favoritism for her alone.

"Everyone says I haven't long to live. Only Ah Xi dares defy Heaven to protect me. Since you saved my life, you must marry me, and you are not allowed to leave for the rest of your life."