Tags: Mysticism, niche professions, slice of life, suspense, one heroine, lighthearted, power fantasy, positive values.
A diviner named Li An appears in a remote mountain village. He interprets events through dreams and casts divination hexagrams on a whim, and he is never wrong.
He cures a widow's headaches, finds a missing son for an old man, and drives away evil spirits and bad luck for his neighbors. His reputation spreads farther and farther, until it reaches Gao Yinghua, a businesswoman from the provincial capital.
Someone has set a deadly feng shui trap against the Gao family, and strange things keep happening.
Skeptical, Gao Yinghua comes to see him. Li An calmly casts a hexagram: “Miss, someone has tampered with the White Tiger position in your home.”
At first, she doesn't believe him. Three days later, the mastermind is exposed.
After that, she looks at Li An differently.
He opens a divination shop in the city and quickly makes a name for himself. Wealthy families fighting over their fortunes, a haunted house owned by an influencer, a possessed top-tier star: every major case sends Li An's fame soaring.
At the same time, the little spark of attraction between him and Gao Yinghua grows stronger.
He has earned enough money and gained enough fame.
But one day, Li An suddenly realizes: So what if he can predict things accurately? What is meant to come will still come.
So he sets down his coins and begins chanting sutras.
Others say he's gone mad. Gao Yinghua says, “I'll go with you.”
They practice both Buddhism and Taoism, then retreat to the mountains.
It turns out that the ultimate goal of divination isn't to calculate everything in the world, but to guide the people close to you.
