Fortune Telling at the Beginning, I Blocked the Sword for the Jinghe Dragon King

On the first day of Journey to the West, Yuan Qing found himself a fortune teller setting up a stall outside the west gate of Chang'an City. What's even worse is that he can see other people's deaths. Zhang Shao: At midnight tonight, drowning in the Jing River water Wang Yuanwai: Three days later at noon, he fell from the second floor of his house. Jinghe Dragon King: Tomorrow at three o'clock at noon, I will kill him and I will be sent to Cao Guan Wei Zheng. Yuan Qing:? ? ? Wait, isn't that last one a bit outrageous? —— At three o'clock in the afternoon that day, Cao Guan Wei Zheng raised his sword in his dream, and the sword fell in Chang'an. Under the knife stood a fortune teller wearing an old Taoist robe. "This sword," Yuan Qing looked up at the Tiandao sword, "I blocked it." —— Later, the three worlds knew that there was a fortune teller outside the west gate of Chang'an City. He can calculate accurately and block. Guanyin came to see him, the Jade Emperor sent someone to invite him, and even Tathagata asked someone to give him a message. Yuan Qing just waved his hands and smiled without showing his teeth: "This matter needs to be settled." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.