I Heard Being a Fortune-Teller Isn't Easy

The world is vast, and anything is possible. Zhang Linle has long since gotten used to supernatural beings and ghosts. After unexpectedly receiving an invitation, Zhang Linle, who has supernatural powers, passed a government assessment alongside several other fraudsters. They joined a state organization and began taking on missions. Zhang Linle: I think this is the most handsome group this bureau has ever had. But those evil spirits are so ugly. Let’s wipe them out. Plot synopsis: In the vast land of China, a mysterious metaphysical organization silently protects the nation’s fortune and the feng shui sacred grounds of the Ten Directions Realm. As a newcomer, Zhang Linle was invited by a certain bureau to take its assessment because of his supernatural abilities. The assessment was a near-death experience. If you failed, you had to "take responsibility" for the consequences. Fortunately, his teammates were reliable enough, and they successfully joined one of the organization’s branches. That was when he learned that this world was full of others like him, people who were different. The state doesn’t support idlers. They were plunged into one bizarre mission after another. On battlefields awash with blood and slaughter, love bloomed like iron trees flowering in silver. They crossed mountains of blades and seas of fire, journeyed through hell and reincarnation, fighting for their beliefs and living for the ones they loved. CP1: Pure-hearted, energetic college student VS ruthless, chuunibyou peacock CP2: Easygoing feng shui master VS all-around righteous Taoist Notes: 1. Set in a slightly fictionalized world. The story contains some real feng shui and Taoist knowledge, but much more is made up. This is just for fun, so please spread positive energy. 2. Plot-driven, with a slow-burn romance early on. But I promise the feelings will absolutely explode at all the crucial moments, with sparks flying everywhere (doge.jpg). Read with confidence. Happy ending. Theme: Chinese civilization has a long and illustrious history.