A Century of Family Fortune: It All Starts with Moving a Grave!

The moment the enormous red coffin was lifted in the tomb, an extraordinarily bizarre scene was revealed beneath it.

Eighteen snow-white snakes, each about as long as a carrying pole, coiled on the ground beneath the coffin in an extremely strange formation.

At the center of the formation was a puddle about the size of a washbasin.

In the puddle, a palm-sized carp, red as blood with trembling golden whiskers, swam about merrily.

As the eldest grandson of the main branch, Zheng Yi stood before his grandfather's tomb.

He glanced at the red carp swimming about happily.

The red carp glared fiercely back at him.

Li Chunfeng: "With this Luo Chart, on the fifteenth of every month, you can travel upstream through the river of time to meet your ancestors and reverse your family's fortunes..."

Tu Zongan: "Your name is Zheng Yi? It's a pleasure to meet you!"

Zheng Yi: "You're celebrating a little too soon!"

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