Jiang Yan Doesn't Tell Fortunes

[No romance · Occult hustle · Clear-eyed heroine · Smart heroine · Winning over the villain]

“Most fortune-tellers make things up. Jiang Yan relies on statistics. Three notebooks, an 86% accuracy rate: she helps the lady at the jianbing stall avoid a car accident, gets a washed-up actress back in the spotlight, and takes down a perverted villain. She stays smart the whole time, with no romance and nothing but money on her mind. By the end, all you’ll want to say is, ‘Sis, take me with you!’”

Jiang Yan runs a “Scientific Occult Consulting Studio” in an urban village. She can see the “qi” above people’s heads: gray means bad luck, black means trouble, and red means prison.

But she doesn’t tell fortunes. She provides consultations. Three notebooks, a probability model, and an 86% accuracy rate: that’s everything she has. The lady at the jianbing stall, a building-materials market owner, a washed-up actress, and the richest person in town all line up to pay her, because her advice really works.

Until a man named Shen Mo appears. He can see “qi” too, but his power is to devour it.

Meanwhile, a mysterious organization called “Gatekeepers” tells her that there are people in this world who can see qi, and she is the most unusual of them all, because she refuses to tell fortunes.

Jiang Yan’s eyesight is steadily getting worse. By the time she finally sees Shen Mo for who he really is, she can barely see at all.

But she still has one last plan.