Ten Taels of Gold Per Reading: From the Start, I Make Palace Master Yaoyue Weep

Name: Ten Taels of Gold Per Reading: From the Start, I Make Palace Master Yaoyue Weep
Author: Walking the Rainy Mountain

卦金十两黄金，开局算哭宫主邀月

by Walking the Rainy Mountain (雨山行)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 70k Words
Genre: Martial Arts & Cultivation
Subgenre: Wuxia Cultivation
Updated: 6mo ago
Source: Faloo

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Synopsis

After transmigrating into the Nine Provinces of the combined martial arts world, Qin Yangtian arrives in an era where the four dynasties of Ming, Qin, Tang, and Yuan vie for supremacy, and martial arts flourish, shaking heaven and earth.

Ye Gucheng's sword comes from the west, unmatched under heaven. Dongfang Bubai's needles flash as she dominates the martial world. Di Shitian has lived for a thousand years, using all living beings as his chess pieces. The jianghu is awash in blood and storm, with powerful fighters everywhere.

Qin Yangtian brings the Heavenly Mechanism Compass with him and sets up a fortune-telling stall, laying down strict rules: a reading costs ten taels of gold, and anyone without great fortune is unworthy of one! Each person gets only one reading in their lifetime.

At his very first stall, he encounters Yihua Palace's Yaoyue and Lianxing. He sees through their identities at a glance and reveals with a single sentence that "one encounter with Jiang Feng ruins a woman's life." He bestows an ominous sign that defies fate and changes destiny. The Heavenly Mechanism Compass displays its power, directly unlocking the Immortal Art, Great Might Heavenly Dragon.

Huang Rong arrives penniless, hoping to get a free reading. When an auspicious sign of great fortune appears, he promptly takes her on as his personal attendant. He unlocks the Golden Light Mantra, and from then on she takes care of everything, from serving tea and water to cooking.

With one move, Great Might Heavenly Dragon suppresses a grandmaster. He beats him until he kneels and begs for mercy, then gives him an Immortal Pill, the Great Restoration Pill, causing his cultivation to soar.

For ten taels of gold per reading, he calculates the fortune of the Nine Provinces, glimpses the secrets of heaven, commands divine powers, cultivates Immortal Arts, and reaches the peak…

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.