Xie Yubo died young, transmigrating from a highly successful Imperial Astrologer of the Great Liang Dynasty into the body of a wealthy young heir in modern times. Unfortunately, he is blind. In today’s society, where everyone worships science, the Xie family stands at the forefront of technology and tolerates no superstition.

Yet Xie Yubo feels uneasy unless he casts horoscopes, so he secretly sets up a fortune-telling stall under an overpass behind his family’s back. Don’t ask; if asked, he simply claims it’s employment for the disabled: blind massage therapy.

One day, the eldest Xie brother, on a whim, decides to inspect his younger brother’s blind massage business, bringing along his domineering CEO friend. Xie Yubo hastily opens shop, maintaining professional decorum: “Please remove all your clothes. Thank you.”

Internally, however, he secretly activates his Heavenly Eye: So handsome! The CEO, holding up his suit trousers, muses, “I have a feeling he isn’t really blind.”

A blind but irresistibly flirtatious recipient gets thoroughly charmed, only to flirt back even harder, while the other party—a miserable attacker—believes him truly blind. This is a double reincarnation story: the recipient is blind but possesses a golden finger, activating his Heavenly Eye whenever needed.