Twenty-three years ago, my master drove a malevolent ghost to attack a grave, claiming the lives of thirty-six members of his enemy’s family. Twenty-three years later, an accident forced me onto the path of a destiny reader.
To ordinary people, fate is decided at birth. To me, it’s how I make a living.
Balancing the elements, adjusting the climate, wielding killing stars like divine tools: feng shui and destiny reading can wrest fortune from heaven!
Over the years, I’ve saved many people and harmed a few, too.
But what I’ve learned is this: “Techniques are neither righteous nor evil. The human heart is impossible to fathom.”
The Pure Yang Chart, the Balanced Body and Killing Star Chart, the Killing Star and Seal Generating Each Other Chart... Want to learn your own destiny? Turn to the first page. Know your fate, accept your fate, then change it for good!
The story is quite exciting, I couldn't help but finish it in one go. The content and numerology are well combined, which aroused my interest in learning about numerology. However, in the early stage, there were many erotic descriptions of the female body from the perspective of the protagonist, which made me very uncomfortable. I felt that the protagonist was too vulgar and low, and I almost wanted to abandon the book. Fortunately, the protagonist's motivation is very good. In order to treat his mother's illness and to allow his sister to continue studying, the protagonist decided to break the master's instructions and tell people's fortunes and use yin magic. He knew that this would lead to a tragic death like his master, but he still did it resolutely. The mother once asked his younger sister to drop out of school to support the protagonist's studies. As a result, the protagonist voluntarily dropped out of school to study numerology with his master, so that his younger sister could continue her studies. These made me feel that the protagonist was still acceptable and trustworthy, so I continued reading. Looking forward to updates.
I really admire the character of this protagonist
Not bad, really