This Female Spirit Medium Is Wearing Down Her Immortal Patron

Amid wind and snow, she takes up the calling while still a child. With a compassionate heart, she protects her old street for a hundred years. In the Bingwu year, heavy snow seals off the city. Dark forces stir throughout an old Northeastern neighborhood, and twelve-year-old Wang Er’ya awakens her spiritual calling through an ancestral boxwood token. She establishes her spirit hall and protects the people with a righteous heart. She clears the names of restless souls and solves the people’s troubles, vowing never to cheat the poor, covet money, or take a life. But this draws the oppression of bullies, battles with wicked shamans, and a siege by vengeful spirits. The spirit hall is battered by one crisis after another, and people’s loyalties waver. Those closest to her are forced to betray her, while the kindest among them hide murderous intent. Even the truth behind her parents’ horrific deaths slowly emerges amid the turmoil. From a little girl of the streets to a spirit medium who protects the people, she fights evil spirits, guides the wicked toward redemption, withstands natural disasters, and avenges her family with her frail young body. Through a winter of snow and a desperate battle to the death, she protects the warmth of life on the old street and upholds the righteous path of the spirit mediums. Eighty chapters of twists and turns explore the causes and consequences of good and evil in the human world, unveil the eerie legends hidden in everyday life, and ultimately give rise to a tale of spirit mediums passed down for a hundred years.