Something big has happened in the wealthy circles of Nanshi.
A young Taoist nun who came down from the mountains has marriage contracts with the nine great families in her hands.
The whole city waits to laugh at her, mocking her for being delusional and for thinking a toad could eat swan meat.
Her biological mother has already married into a wealthy family. To protect her status, she sees the girl as a stain on her life and refuses to acknowledge her.
Her fiancees come to warn her not to dream of becoming a wealthy wife. If she knows what's good for her, she should go back to the mountains on her own.
But she uses the five arts of medicine, divination, astrology, physiognomy, and fortune-telling to teach them all a harsh lesson.
She beats every good-for-nothing rich kid who sneers at her into submission and takes them on as followers.
She cuts ties with her vain biological mother and refuses to acknowledge her ever again.
She treats her arrogant fiancees with contempt and breaks off the engagements without hesitation.
As her identity is revealed piece by piece, everyone is left stunned.
Her followers laugh with their hands on their hips. If you cling to the right powerhouse early enough, even a good-for-nothing can soar to the top.
Her biological mother weeps bitterly, begging to be reunited with her daughter.
The mysterious Que family politely declines. "She's the sole heir to our family."
The nine great families clutch their marriage contracts and wail that they'd rather die than break off the engagements.
The globally preeminent Long family declares, "Master Que and our young master are the betrothed couple whose marriage was arranged before they were even born."
Que Qinghan is at a loss.
All she wanted was to earn money and rebuild her Taoist temple!
And the mysterious man who's always been by her side finally reveals his true face. "If that's what you want, Madam, we can open Taoist temples all over the world!"
Lovely reading, but it's too short
Very nice article. The heroine has no heart for gain or loss, and her indifference to everything around her is very much like me now (๑¯◡¯๑) It's a pity that the nine masters left quietly without seeing the Taoist temple return to its glory. I reluctantly say goodbye to this article! Looking forward to (๑˙ー˙๑) encountering good articles again (≖‿≖)✧
The content is actually quite good, but it feels abbreviated, a bit like a 100-episode series condensed into 10 episodes. I hope the author can expand on it... In addition, I am very curious about Maomao's true identity, which feels very unusual.
I think it's pretty, I like it
It's a very short story, so I skipped through it. I read a few chapters earlier about the need to go to school if you're not literate, so I reached chapter 94. The heroine goes from ignorance to being sober in the world, especially her judgment on her biological father, which is spot on! Gone!
Can you write a full version as soon as possible?