Master said that when you look at a person, you first look at the spirit, then the bones, and finally the skin. Skin can be deceived, but bones cannot be hidden, but God cannot deceive people.
On the day I left school, Master gave me a bronze mirror with four words engraved on the back: Image comes from the heart.
In an old alley in Nancheng, 26-year-old Chen Yan set up a shabby stall with faded signboard and deserted business. He learned from the "Nine Signs and Physiology Method" that he does not rely on guessing, but on bones, spirit, and complexion - and more importantly, a pair of eyes that can see through people's hearts.
City Bureau Interpol Zhou Zheng came to his door: Qian Banxian, a fortune teller at Zhimingtang in the north of the city, had committed suicide and disappeared one after another in the past six months after seeing his fortune tellers. The victim should have lived a long life, but he was forced to die by the sentence "Kofko, he will not survive until twenty-five."
Chen Yan didn't want to meet with an official until he saw Qian Banxian's face - that eighty-year-old face with kind and kind features was fake. The cheekbones have been padded, the chin has been filled in, the eyebrow lines have been drawn, and even the palm prints have been drawn on. A masked physiognomist who uses physiognomy to kill people.
When fake meets true, a battle about "appearance" and "heart" really begins at the moment when the bronze mirror breaks.
