Cannon-Fodder Heiress Turns the Tables by Fortune-Telling Novel

Yun Ran, successor of Qingfeng View, accidentally transmigrates into a novel as a cannon-fodder character destined to die young. As an heiress whose fortune has been stolen by heaven itself, she becomes a pawn in her own mother's story—the female protagonist uses her as a stepping stone for the leads' happy ending. Rather than despair, Yun Ran returns to her original profession: fortune-telling. She sets up a stall offering free readings to passersby, and through this humble work, she navigates her cursed circumstances. When facing injustice, she calls upon heavenly retribution; when struck by divine punishment, she seeks help from her ancestors. Her simple fortune-telling stall becomes legendary. She saves people, completes tasks for income, and inadvertently causes evil cultivators to flee and wealthy families to grow cautious. Rumors spread that she has backing from Xie, the notorious young master known for killing and dying young. However, neither Yun Ran meets her fated death nor the young master perishes. Instead, Yun Ran accumulates immense merit and becomes the preeminent figure in the mystic sect, while Xie, having adopted the habit of fortune-bursts, paradoxically achieves longevity through constant spending.