She was called "Goddess" and the whole village was isolated. Three years later, she was recognized as a national special talent and received deputy director-level treatment. A girl who came out of Qingyun Village solved the Bone Case, inter-provincial trafficking case, and serial murder case with one mouth. Being poached by Zhao Qiankun for 100 million? Reject. Recruited by a foreign intelligence agency? Take advantage of the situation. Her apprentice is a retired special forces soldier, her best friend is a top actress, and her suitor is a surgeon. This book combines fortune telling, solving crimes, slaps in the face, and sweetness. The more you read, the more you will enjoy it! #Novelsrecommendation # #SCIENTIFIC FORTUNE TELLING
Is it okay not to catch ghosts but to fight them? No cp [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] This is a male-channel novel with alternate history + supernatural fantasy, but what it wants to talk about is actually far more than "supernatural" and "fantasy" - what I want to talk about is: "They are still on the road, how should we take them home." The story begins on the ninth day of the twelfth lunar month in 1937. The Taoist temple was burned and the incense was about to be extinguished. The three-year-old Taoist boy Xuanming guarded the last stick of incense and watched with his own eyes as his disciples were all loyal and died in a foreign land. He later went to the battlefield and died in a foreign country. But this "soul-returning journey" is not his alone. Decades later, another young man Lin Jianwei appeared. He is not a time traveler or a destined protagonist, but an abandoned orphan with "eyes in the sky". What he wants to do is to bring the souls of those heroes who sacrificed their lives but never returned home - to truly go home. 📜 The novel is imaginary, but its inspiration comes from real history: For example, in 1938, Yuan Shaoyi, a high-ranking Taoist priest of the Longhu Mountain Zhengyi sect, left his last poem before he died for his country, "I would rather guard the country in dust than watch the bandits invade hundreds of miles of territory"; another example is that in the Maoshan Anti-Japanese War Memorial Hall, there is still a list of Taoist priests who went to the battlefield and died heroically that year; Too many Taoist temples have been destroyed, and too many heroes have no name. They are not legends or myths - they are real people who have existed. 🔮 So although this book is "fantasy", I want to write about a kind of "belief": They have protected us, and we should take them home. Xuan Ming is the epitome of those unknown Taoist priests. I wrote this book not for pleasure or passion, but because I hope to use this story to tell a story about a "way home" that has been ignored but cannot be forgotten. I hope you are willing to click in and take a look, even if it is just for the incense stick, the last poem, or the immortal Qingyun Temple. ——I would like to write this book to commemorate those unknown heroes who sacrificed their lives for the country. There is no way back for them and we can walk it for them.
Either he is fortune-telling, or he is on the road to fortune-telling. It's just that a lot of details are clearly written. If you don't like reading too much detail, don't read it.
It tells the story of a pure cultivator who entered the mortal world from Taoism. When dealing with various supernatural events, we discover how complex the relationships between people are, which is a hundred times more difficult than practicing spiritual practice. The story involves Feng Shui, folk customs, scientific explanations, Qimen Dunjia, various Yili, etc. It also uses metaphysics and science to explain some seemingly unscientific and bizarre events. . .
The heroine has no CP and is a cool novel. The heroine is the most powerful immortal cultivator in the contemporary era. She can tell fortunes live and hunt ghosts and monsters. It is a very interesting novel!