Jianghu in the Republic of China: I Rely on Fortune-Telling to Understand the World's Situation

During the turbulent times of the Republic of China, there was a gangster Qi Shouzhuo in Liulichang, Peking, who cheated money by relying on fortune telling. He claimed to be "straightforward", but in fact he was all relying on deception. Warlords were separatist, Japanese spies were lurking, and metaphysics was on the rise. However, he shocked the whole city with a nonsense prophecy and was pushed to the forefront. From a fake half-immortal to a real divine fortune teller, he solves a strange case by mistake and gets involved in a battle for the Book of Changes. All forces are watching. No golden fingers, no teachers, just one mouth and one heart, dealing with fate and lies, and breaking through the situation with laughter. When fate struck, he sneered: "Secret? I have to say it myself!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.