After eight-year-old simpleton Li Suisui was struck on the head in a flood, she came to her senses and became a little immortal.
She could divine the future and tell fortunes, leaving the whole village astonished.
She helped one family find their dog and another clear their name, drove away epidemics, brought in benefactors, and led the villagers in growing medicinal herbs and opening clinics and schools. She was always busy making money.
But Li Suisui didn’t like reading fortunes for Gu Yi’an, the tavern owner in town, because he was her destined romance, and an enormous one she couldn’t shake off.
When Gu Yi’an was about to cling to her again, Li Suisui secretly told her own fortune and discovered that her fate was short on peace.
Gu Yi’an’s rules for winning his wife’s heart:
One: Suisui is always right.
Two: Wherever Suisui points, I strike.
Three: Suisui is telling me to leave again. I won’t listen, I won’t listen.
This is a very good book.
A gentle and uplifting book. The plot unfolds intricately, layer upon layer, not through mysticism, but through mythology. In an era of stark contrasts and rampant hostility, this novel offers a sense of peace. I guess that's why it received a lower rating? Even after finishing it, I felt a warm glow.
This is absolutely amazing! I haven't read a book this good in a long time. It's a story about the nation, family, loved ones, and universal love, all about simply protecting one's own little corner of the world as a sanctuary. The people are all wonderful. There are also great evils, but they are all eventually eliminated. It's a really great read!
It's pretty good, not bad. The author is too cultured, speaking in a way that's hard to understand, with a lot of fantasy elements, yet it all seems perfectly logical! To be honest, thankfully the story isn't long; I was still completely confused after finishing it!
It's quite good, the rating is a bit too low. I feel that people who can tell fortunes should be detached from worldly affairs, very calm and peaceful, and the female lead fits that description, seeing through worldly concerns. The plot is well-developed, with each event linked to the next; I loved watching it.
Beneath the guise of a fortune teller, she speaks of the conscience and soul of all living beings, depicting the good, evil, beauty, and ugliness of humanity. A sense of national duty is etched into the very marrow of an eight-year-old girl; calm wisdom flows in the blood of this young child. And isn't this precisely the greatness displayed by the sons and daughters of China in the face of matters of national importance? With such sound values, she deserves praise.
This is the first time I've read a novel about metaphysics, and I think it's pretty good. Although the ending is happy, I feel that as the protagonist or a member of the Li family before, being able to see through everything and know the fate of everyone, including himself, as well as the consequences of natural disasters and man-made calamities, makes it tragic.
I've read many novels about metaphysics, but this one is very special to me. It's not one of those typical stories; I read it from beginning to end. I regret not reading more. I don't know how to express it, but it was definitely worth reading.
It's a good show, the female lead is cute, the story has a grand scope, and the male lead is also adorable.
This is a good work, keep it up!