Fake Heiress, Stop Pretending: The Real Heiress Is a Fortune Teller

The mountain god Wen Sanjin unexpectedly becomes the legitimate daughter of the Duke's mansion, a child who was switched at birth. After returning to the capital to reunite with her family, she finds them all helping the fake heiress bully her. Her eldest brother drugs her, hoping to ruin her reputation and force her to marry an abusive man? Wen Sanjin pulls out a body-swapping talisman, switches places with her eldest brother, and brings people to catch him in bed with the abuser. "Eldest Brother, has the Duke's mansion fallen so low that you have to sell your body?!" Her mother is furious that she has harmed her eldest brother and plans to raise a little ghost to kill her. Wen Sanjin swaps the little ghost for a beautiful female ghost and sends them all to her father's room. The next day, her father wants to take a concubine, and her mother cries herself blind. "Mother, what's the use of crying? Put a pair of green hats on Father! I'll find you two handsome male ghosts." That night, her mother is scared unconscious by the male ghosts and spends three months bedridden. Anyone else foolish enough to provoke her? No problem. She can deal with them all. Fortune-telling, Feng Shui, exorcisms, and ghost-catching: Wen Sanjin sets up a stall in the capital and makes a fortune. Just as she's planning to build herself a gilded statue, a man whose merit shines bright enough to dazzle her has already built her temples all over the world. "If I offer you the whole world as my bride price, Goddess, would you be willing to stay by my side for a while?"