Shepherd Said

I was born a disabled person, unable to see spiritual energy and unable to practice immortality. But I can see something else - the thread of cause and effect that wraps around everyone. The red one connects love and hate, the black one leads to life and death, and the golden one leads to the sky. Relying on this ability, I ate and waited for death in a small town, interpreting people's fates in exchange for a few bottles of turbid wine. Until that day, I saved a righteous disciple who fell from the sky. On his body, I saw a golden thread that I had never seen before, leading straight to the nine heavens. It was also that night that I dreamed of the woman in white for the first time. She sat in the middle of the endless chains, smiled at me, and said, "You are finally here." From then on, I couldn't hide anymore. I got involved in the turmoil of the capital, worshiped in the dilapidated sect, walked through the inn of Huangquan, and passed through the ancient cemetery. I can see everyone's fate, but I can't see her clearly - I can't see why she's trapped, I can't see why she's crying. Is she an obsession of mine, or is it a situation deliberately set by heaven? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.