You’re a Fortune-Teller, So Why Are You Mixing Eastern and Western Witchcraft?

【Thrifty Taoist × Money-Grubbing, Trouble-Making Witch + One Heroine + Lighthearted Daily Life + East-West Magic Collision】 In Jinling City, there’s a stall with a bizarre split personality. A sign hangs high over the left side: “My predictions are always spot-on.” Ji Yuan, dressed in a blue robe, makes a few calculations with his fingers. “Ma’am, your stove is facing the wrong way. That’ll be three copper coins.” On the right, Bai Li, wearing a pointed witch’s hat, hawks her wares with gusto: “Come and have a look! Genuine Western hair-growth tonic! Young man, your forehead looks green to me. Just one tael of silver for a bottle!” One day, they receive a commission to find a missing cat. Ji Yuan uses the Qimen Dunjia art to calculate where the orange cat went, then takes his time searching. Bai Li can’t wait, so she whips out her modified compass and frantically burrows through holes. Ji Yuan kindly prepares to send a spirit on its way, but Bai Li gives it a bottle of euphoria potion, and the spirit gets so high it willingly ascends to heaven... Ji Yuan: “Master... Didn’t you say Western barbarian arts were all second-rate and not worth mentioning?” “But now that I’ve seen them... these second-rate arts do seem to have a few unique tricks after all.”