In the early years of the Republic of China, sixteen-year-old Lin Du was born into a family of fortune-tellers, but her unusual fate meant she was forbidden to practice divination or exorcise ghosts. After her grandfather dies, he leaves her three secret ancient books, tells her not to open them before she turns eighteen, and instructs her to seek out a mysterious female master once she comes of age.
The country is in turmoil, and demons and ghosts run rampant. Just after turning eighteen, Lin Du is drawn into one bizarre case after another: a qipao-clad female ghost weeping in the dead of night, a fortune-telling hexagram concealing a massacre, and an unrelenting obsession haunting an old house... Forced to solve mysteries and save lives with her immature skills, she meets Gu Yanzhou, the stern son of a warlord, and Lu Qinghe, a gentle doctor recently returned from studying abroad. The three travel together along the border between yin and yang.
From an inexperienced girl to a “half-immortal” renowned across the north and south, a century passes. Shen Zhiwei’s appearance remains unchanged, but secrets lie buried deep alongside old obsessions. When the ultimate antagonist awakens in the modern era, she realizes that all the causes and consequences were set in motion at their first meeting in the Republic of China.
It looks great so far, and I hope it gets even better.
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