Was the Fortune Telling at the Beginning Faked? Just Run on the Spot

[Martial arts + male protagonist + detective + group portrait Jianghu] The rivers and lakes are in turmoil, and the dispute between the martial arts community and the Wu clan in the Central Plains has resumed. A series of strange and tragic cases of missing people point to the lost forbidden technique of the witch clan - the golden silkworm Gu raised by life. Ji Shizhu, a charlatan who seems to only know how to tell fortunes by casting lots, is actually the descendant of the world's best fortune teller. He originally wanted to hide in the market, but because his best friend was involved in a evil conspiracy, he was forced to return to the world. Old friends meet again, and close friends die. In the process of solving the case, his hidden identity was revealed one after another. Until the "deceased" adopted sister reappeared as the lord of the Wu clan, and the secret of his bloodline was exposed to the world. Ji Shizhu suddenly realized that since he was born, he has been just a carefully arranged chess piece. If the truth is revealed, the Central Plains will be in chaos; if the truth is concealed, the people will be in misery. How should he move in this game of chess? Let's see how this world's best fortune teller can win half the game by taking fate as his son.