Everyone knows that Lin Tingfeng in Qichun Tower in Jiangnan is a "money-obsessed warlock" who only recognizes coins and not people.
She often said, "As long as I can't see you, trouble can't find me."
But no one knows that she was once the first female fortune teller of the Wei Dynasty, Lin Zhiyue, who was famous all over the world and assisted Emperor Manjusri in ascending the throne.
Eighteen-year-old Lin Zhiyue often said.
"I want to wipe out all the injustice in this world."
Twenty-two-year-old Lin Tingfeng resigned from her job and traveled around in order to seek peace. She just wanted to save enough money to buy a small courtyard by the West Lake, raise a cat, and be a quiet salted fish.
Until she met the storyteller "Mr. Linshui" who was waving a folding fan and talking about trains.
Luo Jinhuai, the young master of the Zhennan General's Mansion, was a young genius with bright clothes and angry horses.
On the surface, he is a gentle storyteller, but secretly he is a sunny dog.
His biggest hobby is to pester Lin Tingfeng: "Miss Lin, you are so good at physiognomy, accept me as your disciple!"
He worshiped the legendary "number one female fortune teller" with all his heart, but he didn't know that the idol he longed for was complaining about him crazily in his heart every day for a few taels of silver.
When mysterious crimes occurred frequently in the world and undercurrents surged in the court, those crushed ants once again screamed in despair.
The salty fish boss sighed and clenched the physiognomy blade in his hand again.
"That's all, if there is injustice in this world, we still have to take care of it after all."
This is a story about "a top-level boss who failed to retire and repaired the dog with sunshine to end the injustice in the world."
Purpose: Personal destiny and the great justice of the world