Reborn in the 1980s, Lin Wan became a pitiful abandoned wife, just thrown out of the house with nothing to her name and a sickly son in tow!
The mystical arts she'd mastered in her previous life became her only lifeline!
She read fortunes and made prophecies, exposing her scumbag husband's hidden fortune right on the spot and cursing her wicked mother-in-law's daughter to end up with a scumbag. The result? Rats chewed through her husband's money, and her wicked mother-in-law cried herself unconscious by the phone!
Unable to survive another day in a ruined temple during the freezing winter? A mystical vision revealed life-saving money and medicine left by a predecessor beneath a statue!
Her son was burning with fever, his life hanging by a thread? One bowl of talisman water (not really) worked wonders, bringing down his fever and fighting inflammation!
The name “Lin the Half-Immortal” spread through Chenjiagou overnight!
Lost chicken? She'd calculate its whereabouts! It was hiding in the treetops!
Want to ward off bad luck and financial loss? No problem! Thirty cents for a charm to keep you safe!
With her golden finger and knowledge of the future, Lin Wan sold snacks from a street stall, traded mountain goods, and rode the tide of the times, saving up from a few cents until she became a ten-thousand-yuan household!
Her adorable son, Xiaobao, was her little lucky star, too. His innocent words came true, and his face-slapping of the villains had everyone laughing!
Her scumbag husband and his family regretted everything and wanted to leech off her? Lin Wan: “The reading costs one hundred yuan. Pay first! Once I'm done, I'll tell you your family's about to fall apart!”
Very well written, I wish I could wear the book
It's so beautiful, the story is exciting, the subject matter is novel, and the writing is interesting 👍 👍 👍
The writing is fresh and the chapters are compact and not procrastinating. It's not like a master of metaphysics is aloof, looking down on all living beings, and very down-to-earth!
It's over, I still want to see Xiaobao. . . . . .
It's good to watch, the story has ups and downs and is gripping. I recommend it.
The plot is compact and has a strong sense of time. There is no space but wisdom. I like it (ღ˘⌣˘ღ)