I Defy Fate in the 1960S with Metaphysics

After failing to transcend her tribulation and become an immortal, the Venerable Ling Weizi opened her eyes in 1962 as Lin Wei, a foolish village girl with a leg disability who had fainted from hunger. Her father is blindly filial, but eventually sees through his parents and siblings and decides to split from the family and live on their own. Her strong-willed mother treats her children well, and her siblings stand united and care for the heroine. Her grandparents favor boys over girls, but after the family splits, their attitude improves because the heroine can tell fortunes and divine the future. Her uncles and aunts are calculating, harsh, and unkind to her family. With no immortal arts left, all she has is her ability to communicate with the heavens through fortune-telling and divination. Using three copper coins, she quietly accumulates merit and defies fate, becoming famous throughout the countryside. In this special era, those seeking divinations can only come to her under cover of darkness. That is, until a headless corpse case shakes the small town. The stone-faced police officer Chen Weidong crouches before her broken wheelchair. “Comrade, about this case…” The coins ring softly between her fingers. “The killer is pouring you tea right now.” In this era, ghosts are real, but the human heart is colder than any ghost.