[Three Kingdoms] Hey, Kid, Want Your Fortune Told?

After transmigrating to the Three Kingdoms era and becoming a disciple of the great fangshi Zuo Ci, Su Wu is very pleased. Physiognomy, fortune-telling, alchemy, medicine... Her teacher says: "Master your specialty, and you'll have nothing to fear anywhere in Wei, Shu, or Wu!" Young man, want your fortune told?~(≧▽≦)/~ The male lead is Cece: a tsundere, quick-tempered little firecracker (but easy to coax), well-endowed but not too bright, innocent and unpretentious little chick~ Warnings: 1. This is an alternate-history Three Kingdoms setting, mainly based on official histories and Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Where there are plot holes, please just imagine a parallel universe. The author is writing a novel, not doing research, and won't be checking historical details. History buffs, please let me off the hook. 2. The heroine has a golden finger and maxed-out luck. She can tell fortunes and use Daoist arts, including but not limited to talismans and bedroom techniques. 3. The heroine is chaotic good, has no clear political stance, and isn't pursuing a path to conquest. History may change, but historical figures won't be vilified. 4. This novel contains all sorts of superstitions and may include anything found in tales of the strange. I'm truly, truly sorry I didn't finish this novel properly. I think about all the girls who encouraged me while I was writing it, and I feel awful. Writing a Three Kingdoms fanfic was an idea I'd had for a long time. Before starting, I thought I'd prepared thoroughly, but writing historical fiction turned out to be much harder than I'd imagined. I often had to look up a great deal of material again, so the further I got, the harder writing became. And as time passed, many of my views changed. I felt very conflicted about how to handle Sun Ce's death, changes to the Three Kingdoms balance of power, Sun Ce and Su Wu's children, and who would rule Eastern Wu. On top of that, various real-life difficulties made it hard for me to settle down and reorganize the story. I kept putting it off and updating only once in a long while, not just because I was stuck, but also because I wanted to wait until I had time to revise the outline. I didn't want to come up with some random ending and hastily wrap up the story. That would be disrespectful to the author, the readers, and the characters. Thank you to everyone who read this novel! If I get a clear idea of how to proceed, I may revise and finish it someday, or start another story set in the Three Kingdoms era, or perhaps write something else entirely. Theme: Learning helps you grow. As the teacher says: "Master your specialty, and you'll have nothing to fear anywhere in Wei, Shu, or Wu!"