Su Heng’s grandfather was the most famous fortune-teller in the Mortal World. Before he died, he left behind one final saying: “Heaven and earth are never whole. Balance is perfection.”
Half a year later, the owner of a silk shop arrived with his infant son, who wouldn’t stop crying at night, and begged for help. Su Heng activated his Ziping Destiny Eye and saw the child’s fate at a glance: a lonely, ill-omened star clashed with his chart, and his weak constitution could not withstand it. Strengthen the fire element and restore balance, while encouraging good deeds and virtue. Three days later, the disaster was averted.
This was his first time “repairing a chart.” He thought he could live out his days in peace.
Until the rogue cultivator Han Ying appeared. Born in the Cold Marsh, he had a flawed fate and believed he could save himself by seizing other people’s destinies. He set his sights on the child Su Heng had just saved, broke in under cover of night, and tried to steal his fate. The two fought for the first time.
“You don’t know what it’s like to be driven to the brink,” Han Ying said before vanishing into the night.
Su Heng truly didn’t know. But he would soon discover that the Mortal World was only the beginning.
His grandfather’s notes contained clues to connections among the four great schools of divination. As Su Heng repaired more and more charts, the heirs to the Four Arts of Divination appeared one by one: Zi Wei astrology, Qimen Dunjia, Plum Blossom Numerology, and Liu Yao. Meanwhile, in the Realm of Xuan Zhou, Mo Chen had founded the Pavilion of Defying Fate, altering people’s fortunes and slaughtering the innocent.
“The Heavenly Dao is unjust. I’ll defy fate to save all living beings,” Mo Chen said.
“Defying fate will only bring about more deaths,” Su Heng replied.
This is a journey of cultivation, from “repairing one’s own flaws” to “balancing the ways of heaven and earth.” No defying heaven, no going to extremes: seeking balance amid imperfection.
Repairing charts makes you stronger. But what you’re repairing isn’t fate, it’s the balance of heaven and earth.
I am a car repairman, but I was completely off guard by the horoscopes in this book. Let me tell you my background first: I graduated from junior high school and have been repairing cars for four years. My hobby is four-pillar eight-character and fortune-telling, and I have been studying for about two years. My horoscope is "Conger pattern". Anyone who knows anything knows that this pattern is very unlucky, and if I make a wrong move, everything will fall apart. That's why I'm particularly picky about numerology stuff, and I can tell at a glance if I'm making it up. This book really brought me to my knees. The author really understands and is not a Baidu Party member. The main character, Su Hengji, is an Earth-based Sun ruler. He is weak and likes Fire and Earth, and has a dark and noble structure of Gongqi Qi. These details cannot be written without ten years of experience. Five Elements Stone, Zi Ping Ming Tong, Lu Ming Sect, Zi Wei Dou Shu... Every magic number system has its source and is not made up randomly. I looked at it while pushing with the compass, but I couldn't find the bug. What broke my guard the most was the sentence "Heaven and earth are not complete, but balance is perfection." With my personality, I always felt that God was unfair. Why was my five elements so weak? Now I understand, what is missing is not life, but people to make up for the situation. Su Heng does not defy nature or accept fate. He finds balance in his imperfections and walks his own path while maintaining balance. I, a car repairman, cried when I saw it. Five-star recommendation. Friends who know horoscopes must read it, and those who don't understand can gain knowledge by reading it. Whether the car is repaired well or not depends on the engine. Whether the numerology book is good or not depends on the five elements. This one, the engine is a V12. Ha ha ha ha! 🚗🔧
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