(The Whole Family Can Read Minds + Doted on by All + True and False Heiress + Marriage Before Love)
To fix the tangled Fate Lines of the Si family, Yue Lao Yan Zheng transmigrates into the body of a mute, abandoned wife who has been framed for stealing company secrets and is on the verge of being divorced by her wealthy husband.
[Betrayed by a subordinate, his company will go bankrupt, and he’ll force me to have an abortion for his white moonlight! Si Yueting, that short-lived ghost, deserves to die a miserable death after getting infected with a virus!]
Yan Zheng glances at her second sister-in-law, a film empress who called her a country bumpkin.
[Si Lingyin rejects the bodyguard from a wealthy family and instead falls for a boyfriend who will sell her to an underground milk farm in northern Myanmar?]
Yan Zheng turns to her third brother-in-law, a doctor who finds her embarrassing.
[Si Hanche is going to gouge out his true love’s eyes for a white lotus who’s faking blindness? No wonder his brain gets dug out and sold to a hot pot restaurant.]
The fourth and fifth siblings tremble in fear, while her mentally disabled youngest sister-in-law tugs at her sleeve, giggling foolishly.
“Sister-in-law is pretty, Hua Hua likes…”
[A genius painter whose fate was swapped by her scumbag father. The rehabilitation doctor she’s set to marry will buy a huge insurance policy on her and push her into an alligator pond!]
The members of the Si family, originally destined for ruin, sever their calamitous ties one by one and find their true loves.
Through her Fate Calculation abilities, Yan Zheng becomes a highly sought-after master of fate in Jingbei, a special expert hired to hunt down fugitives, and an honored guest of prestigious families.
Even her two divorced brothers, having won back their wives and children and driven out the villainous false heiress, come to her door, begging her to return home.
Hearing that Si Yueting’s white moonlight has returned, Yan Zheng hides her pregnancy test and quietly leaves after signing the divorce papers.
The man corners her against a wall, punishingly biting her rosy lips.
“You want a divorce to find a stepfather for my son? Only when your husband is dead!”
Who can tell her why this dog of a man, who now pampers her to the core and protects her like the apple of his eye, is so different from what was written in the Fate Ledger?
