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Engaging Recap (Main plot + key highlights)

In the capital, the Gu family—wealthy and packed with talent—has one “problem child”: the youngest daughter, Gu Qingzhi (18). While her sisters are ultra-successful, she’s notorious for reckless spending and living like a carefree rich girl.

Gu Qingzhi explains her behavior: in a prior life, she was a master of occultism who uncovered forbidden “heavenly secrets.” She was punished, then suffered poverty in that life. Now she just wants to enjoy luxury.

Everything changes when the Gu family attends a high-stakes auction to buy a land parcel they believe has rare, auspicious feng shui. A famous feng shui master, Hong Deyang, who was paid 100 million to come out of retirement, insists the Gu family should mortgage their protective ancestral treasure and buy the land at any cost—warning they must seal the deal before midnight.

During the auction, Gu Qingzhi abruptly snaps—interrupting her father and exposing the truth. The land sits above a mass grave (tens of thousands buried), with dry bones beneath. She delivers a chilling prediction:

In three days, men will die unexpectedly and women will be ruined; no matter how much the Gu family spends, their fortune will collapse.

The Auction Chaos (jokes + spectacle)

• While everyone panics about price and feng shui stakes, Gu Qingzhi keeps buying luxury items on her phone—turning the tense atmosphere into something absurd.
• She unintentionally worsens the auction rhythm by spending 10 billion on a private rocket (only three exist in the world), shocking her sisters and triggering immediate outrage.
• Shen Jingxing (from the Shen family) escalates aggressively, eventually bidding as high as 100 billion cash, forcing the Gu family chairman toward humiliation and collapse.

The Reveal: Gu Qingzhi Dismantles the “Master” (and the scheme)

When Hong and Shen attempt to dismiss Gu Qingzhi as unstable or “possessed,” Gu Qingzhi refuses to back down and publicly refutes Hong’s feng shui analysis point-by-point.

Hong claims the site is a “once-in-a-thousand-years opportunity,” but she counters with detailed, technical terminology—arguing it’s a terribly inauspicious formation that feeds on negative karma and harms longevity and future generations, including concepts such as:

• “earth that nourishes corpses”
• the Five Ghosts Wealth-Bringing Formation

When Hong tries to flee and is restrained by auction security, Shen—now looking like a likely participant in the trap—tries to argue Gu Qingzhi’s claims can’t be verified. Gu Qingzhi flips the logic:

Since Shen “trusts” Hong so much, then the Gu family should yield the land to Shen.

Shen refuses—confirming the scam wasn’t about the land being genuinely valuable, but about forcing the Shen/auction outcome.

The Final Humiliation + Karmic Justice

The auction ends with Shen’s 100 billion bid being accepted. Immediately afterward, Gu Qingzhi reveals authorities are being alerted:

• The land is an ancient battlefield relic zone
• It will be protected and undevelopable as heritage property

So Shen’s purchase is essentially worthless.

Then the aftermath accelerates:

• Hong Deyang’s crimes begin surfacing publicly.
• He is eventually destroyed by “karma” (later described as being consumed after sickness).
• Shen Jingxing’s cash flow collapses:
  • loans get frozen
  • projects stop
  • suppliers demand payment
  • the stock price crashes
  • he loses major influence in leadership
• His family allegedly forces Tham Canh Hung to kneel and expel him from the family tree.

Twist Ending: Past-Life Explanation + Family Reconciliation

Back home, Gu Qingzhi’s sisters and father demand how she knew so much. She explains her past-life identity:

• a feng shui / occult master who could recognize the site instantly

Her father apologizes for doubting her and nearly dragging the family into disaster. He then tries to place her into the family business with a role in the company.

Gu Qingzhi protests—comic-style—while her sisters laugh at the situation.

The story closes with the moral:

Heaven’s “secrets” don’t miss anyone—schemes eventually catch up to the schemers.

Notable Jokes / Standout Reactions

• Her phone-shopping spree during a do-or-die auction (bags, jewelry, private yacht customization).
• The rocket purchase for 10 billion—her sisters rage, but she treats it like a normal “rich girl” decision.
• Everyone treating Hong as a genius—until Gu Qingzhi publicly dismantles him using terrifyingly technical feng shui details.
• Shen’s smug confidence crashing when the land is revealed as heritage-protected and undevelopable.

Personalities Appearing

• Gu Qingzhi — the youngest daughter; reckless spender with past-life occult mastery
• Gu Zheng — Gu family chairman / her father
• Gu Qingren — elder sister; judgmental and easily shocked
• Gu Qingyuan — another sister; becomes more pragmatic
• Hong Deyang / Master Hong — feng shui master; orchestrator of the scam
• Shen Jingxing — Shen family chairman; aggressive bidder; likely co-schemer
• Auctioneer — supporting role
• Tham Canh Hung — mentioned as Shen-side leadership; later removed