Hong Kong Island: I Read Rosamund Kwan's Fortune, and You're in Grave Danger

Li Ze transmigrates to Xiangjiang in the 1980s, where he specializes in fortune-telling for actresses.

"Zhilin, you are destined to be tied to golf in this life! I'll personally resolve the great misfortune hanging over you!"

"Little Baizhi, remember this: taking photos is dangerous, so don't do it just for fun from now on!"

"Chen Farong, if you cut your hair short, you'll definitely win the Miss Hong Kong crown!"

"Li Jiaxin, I hereby award you the title of the most powerful homewrecker on Earth!"

A warning for Liu Jialing: Whatever you do, don't go play cards at Zeng Zhiwei's house. You'll regret it!

A word of comfort for Lan Jieying: I've already taken care of that pervert for you!

"Li Zhi, Jet Li can't satisfy you. You've practically drained him dry. Let me take his place!"

"Dehua, I hear you won't marry anyone but Guan Zhilin? Then you'd better get in plenty of golf practice!"

From then on, Xiangjiang had a master who could read fortunes and predict the future.

And it wasn't just actresses.

The rich, powerful tycoons, and even the governor all came to curry favor with Li Ze and have their fortunes told. He became a living Buddha revered by all.

And it wasn't just Xiangjiang.

Li Ze would go on to bring in stars from Taiwan, the mainland, and Hollywood...

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