[Updates whenever the mood strikes, but it will definitely be completed]
Her name was Xu Fu, the only female physiognomist in history to be granted a marquisate.
When she was seventeen, she looked at Lady Bo and said, "This woman will be the mother of all under Heaven."
Everyone laughed. Lady Bo was the concubine of Wei Wang Bao, a hundred thousand miles away from the throne.
Twenty years later, Lady Bo's son Liu Heng ascended the throne as Emperor Wen of Han.
Liu Bang didn't believe in fate, yet he kept her by his side for forty years.
She calculated the date of Han Xin's death, saw through Empress Lu's ambitions, and foretold everyone's fate, except her own.
Until one day, sitting alone before a mirror, she suddenly noticed lines on her face that she could not read.
A person who could see through the fate of all under Heaven, yet could not see where she herself belonged.
Theme: Read the heart before the face, and know yourself before judging others.
King Wen performed Bagua, using the ground as a cloth and a branch as a pen. He saw an old man. The old man asked for water to relieve his confusion. He carried the water out of the bag. The old man was correcting the Qian hexagram and left. Could this old man be King Wen in the illusion that he saw? [Question mark]