I Open a Fortune-Telling Stall in the World of Tomb Robbers

[No CP + sand sculpture + plot flow, female protagonist growth type] Jiang Qingli, a metaphysics girl who was familiar with "The Book of Changes" but had no practical experience, woke up in the world of "Tomb Robbers" and became a penniless gangster. In order not to starve to death, she set up a fortune-telling stall on the streets of Hangzhou, but she ran into Wu Xie, who had not yet been to the grave, and the shrewd Wu Sansheng. She looked at these familiar faces and wailed in her heart: "I stood at the beginning of the story, but I watched you rush to the inevitable ending!" What's even more frustrating is that due to heaven's restrictions, she can't even say a single key spoiler. She could only bite the bullet and use half-assed physiognomy and divination that sometimes failed to work well to get into the ranks of Qixing Lu Palace. From then on, the tomb robbing style began to deviate: · Corpse crickets are coming? She drew the talisman on the spot (failed eight out of ten times) ·Wu Xie asked about the origin? She said seriously: "Mayidi... Forget it, he is just a fortune teller." · Fatty Wang wants to calculate his fortune? She stared at the copper coins: "The possibility of you losing money... Is 98%." (The fat man's wallet was indeed lost in the tomb the next day) Zhang Qiling occasionally helped her when she was about to be tricked to death. Wu Sansheng squinted his eyes and wondered: Is this girl a real expert, or is she just a liar? With a century-old mahogany sword in hand and a head full of theoretical knowledge, Jiang Qingli has only two rules for survival in the world of tomb robbing: 1. First use metaphysical skills to make a living. 2. Find the way to survive in this dangerous world before her little bit of moral integrity is exposed.