Xia Zhaoyun, a renowned master of metaphysics in her time, transmigrates into the body of a fake heiress whose identity has just been exposed and who jumped into a river to end her life.
A useless fool and a lovesick idiot, shunned by everyone in the county?
No matter. She kicks out the county magistrate's family, who abused her, without a moment's hesitation.
Back in the countryside, she helps her frail mother and little brother escape their bad luck and boost their fortunes. Before long, they're making a fortune, too.
Fortune-telling, reading divinations, feng shui, Qimen Dunjia, catching ghosts, drawing talismans: she's a master of them all. And she soon discovers that her own origins might not be so simple.
One big shot after another from the capital comes calling to claim her as family. Fed up, she sneaks out of the house, only to be scooped up by a certain young lord who has been waiting at the gate.
He grits his teeth. “Young Lady, where do you think you can run this time!?”
It looks messy, with a lot of typos, and the character settings are also messy. It's obviously ancient and sometimes it's written as modern.
Doesn't he have a younger brother? Why is there no younger brother in the end? Not able to give birth yet
It is said to be in ancient times, and it is indeed in ancient times, because the characters include county magistrates and princes, and the currency is silver. It is clear that plastic bags, bank cards, and mobile phones appeared in ancient times. The author is not rigorous.
Too many typos, a little old-fashioned
To be honest, I can't understand it, it's too confusing
It's okay, but some places are harder to understand than the school.