Livestream: Fortune-Telling Doctor, You'd Better Start Making Funeral Arrangements

Medicine and the Book of Changes have shared the same origins since ancient times, and Zhou Yi inherited the traditions of Chinese medicine.

Since he doesn't have a medical license, he can only tell fortunes for people for now.

A successful businessman comes to Zhou Yi, wanting to see if he's the real deal.

"I won't charge you, and you don't need to tip me. Get your affairs in order," Zhou Yi says with a shake of his head.

"I came to have my fortune told, not to see a doctor," the businessman says.

"Whatever you do, you won't live past three tomorrow morning. You'll die of a heart attack."

The next day, the businessman, who had seemed perfectly healthy, dies of a heart attack at two in the morning.

Seeing the news, Zhou Yi can only shake his head. There's nothing he can do. You came to me too late. If only you'd come sooner, I could have saved your life.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.