Wen Wujiu went blind at the age of seven, yet became the only person in the world who could see “threads of fate.”
Everyone’s fate floated above their head: gold meant good fortune, black meant death, blood red meant calamity, and a severed thread meant someone had tampered with it.
She couldn’t see people’s faces, only their fates. She could predict disasters and misfortune, tell good hearts from bad, yet she alone could not see her own thread of fate.
As her master, Chen Ting Lei, lay dying, he told her, “Ajiu, don’t read your own fate.”
But she was determined to survive, and determined to uncover the truth behind her master’s death.
So she started livestreaming under the name “Moonlight Reveals Fate.”
On the first night, a hater joined to provoke her. She calmly said, “Your thread is blood red at the top. At midnight, you’ll break your left leg.”
The hater didn’t believe her. That very night, he got into a car accident and made the local news.
The livestream chat went wild.
A missing streamer, a wealthy woman whose face had been replaced, a country girl whose college preferences had been altered, people whose threads of fate had been cut… Case after case poured into the livestream.
When criminal investigator Huo Yu came to see her, she glanced above his head and said, “Someone has extended your fate.”
Huo Yu’s expression changed. Three years ago, in the car accident that had been ruled fatal, he really had “died” once.
And now Wen Wujiu’s fate had finally been laid bare, too.
A viewer with the ID “Faceless” asked her, “Can you see me?”
She couldn’t.
Because the viewer’s thread of fate, like her own, was a blank.
