She died once.
In her previous life, she was the last descendant of the Maoshan sect, with a celestial eye that could see Yin and Yang, and a talisman to control ghosts and gods.
In this life, her soul passed through the body of an orphan girl who was called "the broom star" by the whole village.
No one knows that she can see through everyone's secrets at a glance——
Mrs. Wang's arsenic, the three bones under the village locust tree, the disgusting things in the ancestral grave of the commune secretary...
No one knew that a talisman she drew at random could make an old general who had been paralyzed for thirty years stand up.
No one knew that she would be the chief adviser to the most mysterious department of New China, with the rank of major general, and was respectfully called "Nine Girls" by Southeast Asian wealthy people.
The first time Lu Shiyan saw her, he sneered: "Feudal superstition."
Later, he became her personal bodyguard and never left her.
Someone asked him: "How come you, a son of a high-ranking official and a scientific worker, have become a follower of a goddess?"
Lu Shiyan's expression remained unchanged: "She is not a goddess, she is a phenomenon that science cannot explain for the time being."
Later, someone asked Shen Jiuyin: "What is your most powerful technique?"
She thought for a moment and glanced at the man next to her.
"My most powerful technique is to turn him from a materialist into a believer of mine."
This is the story of a woman who defied fate and changed her life, and it is also the story of a man who went from "unbelieving" to "really fragrant".
It is also a legendary story about "feudal superstition" protecting the destiny of the country.
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It's okay. I listen to the books, and they sound a bit like narratives [laughing and crying]. The metaphysics in each unit is good, but the relationship between the male and female protagonists is a bit inexplicable. At the beginning, the story is narrated (it's quite compact, and it doesn't get out of hand), but after a few chapters, the male and female protagonists help me a little, and they also In the 1970s, I started thinking about you and me (thinking in my heart, and writing letters), and I felt that the place names you wrote seemed like my hometown, Zhangjiagou, Lijiagou, Chenjiagou is also in the southwest (I don't know if it is this or another word, because I listened to the book and did not read the article)
It's okay. I listen to the books, and they sound a bit like narratives [laughing and crying]. The metaphysics in each unit is good, but the relationship between the male and female protagonists is a bit inexplicable. At the beginning, the story is narrated (it's quite compact, and it doesn't get out of hand), but after a few chapters, the male and female protagonists help me a little, and they also In the 1970s, I started thinking about you and me (thinking in my heart, and writing letters), and I felt that the place names you wrote seemed like my hometown, Zhangjiagou, Lijiagou, Chenjiagou is also in the southwest (I don't know if it is this or another word, because I listened to the book and did not read the article)