Crossover: Beat That Fortune-Teller to Death!

Ji Chang'an, remember Chang'an. Chang'an, I'll definitely make it back. The weather can change without warning, and misfortune can strike at any moment. Once you transmigrate and get bitten by a snake, you'll be afraid of even a rope for ten days. I never imagined things would turn out like this. I passed through the prosperous Tang dynasty and the chaotic times that followed... and then I transmigrated again! Damn it! My senior brother still owes me two copper coins! The white-haired, youthful-looking little boy with cool, refined features then broke into a smile like frost melting in the spring. "Chang'an, Chunyang. I'll definitely make it back." System: Young hero, you've lost a Ye Gucheng, an Uchiha Madara, and a Chu Liuxiang. Once they stop rebelling, destroying the world, and womanizing, you'll be able to return to the Jianxia World. Ye Gucheng, whose sword points at the emperor Uchiha Madara, wielder of the Infinite Tsukuyomi Chu Liuxiang, the charming ladies' man Ji Chang'an: I'm truly touched. I'll go kick a dog instead. :) - The protagonist's main job is a fortune-teller; his side job is Chunyang. He's a little goat-boy in the early chapters, but later he'll return to a Taoist priest's build. This is the story of a little tadpole looking for its mother (not really). In short, it's the story of a little goat who stays true to his original goal in every world, no matter what happens, and works hard to return to the Tang dynasty. Theme: