The Fortune-Telling Young Lady

The story features a clever and sharp young fortune teller who marries a conceited and sharp-tongued captain of the guard.

After being forced into a marriage and killed by her wicked stepmother in her previous life, Zhu Qinghe is reborn before the proposal.

She feigns madness to ruin the engagement and her reputation, then logically moves out of the house.

Her stepmother and sister are overjoyed, believing all the family fortune will now belong to them.

However, in a twist, Zhu Qinghe takes the most valuable shop and opens a fortune-telling business.

Her stepmother and sister dismiss it, thinking she'll surely go bankrupt. But Zhu Qinghe's business prospers, making her a fortune and even earning the Emperor's favor.

Her stepmother and sister, grinding their teeth in anger, seethe that it's just luck and nothing more. They believe marrying with her bad reputation is impossible.

The Prime Minister's son is renowned for his talent, mastering literature at three and martial arts at five. The Prime Minister hosts a marriage selection banquet, open to all eligible young women.

Her stepmother and sister naturally seize this opportunity. At the banquet, a tall, handsome man with a refined appearance and a stern demeanor smiles tenderly at someone beside him.

Her sister's infatuated gaze falls upon him, her eyes widening in disbelief. She wonders why the girl beside the Prime Minister's son looks so much like her own elder sister!

The people of Licheng haven't recovered from the shock that their trusted fortune teller, Mr. Sai, is actually a woman. Mr. Sai is about to marry into the Prime Minister's family.

Everyone is heartbroken, believing Mr. Sai is also someone who craves wealth and power. Zhu Qinghe feels wronged, thinking,