Ghostly JX3: Peering into the Immortal Realm [JX3]

Disclaimer: The only authorized edition of this story is on Jinjiang Literature City. All other websites and downloadable files are pirated!!! Writing takes a lot of effort, so please support the official channels and read there. Sending love! Blurb: In ancient times, people glimpsed a leopard through a tube. Today, they glimpse an immortal through a mirror. High school student Liu Lehan accidentally unlocks the item [Bronze Mirror], and from then on, she can't stop spying on handsome men. "Oh, a handsome guy playing the flute. So cultured." "Oh, the handsome guy can paint, too. What a Renaissance man." "Oh, the handsome guy's about to go down to the river for a bath! Let me get my camera open and take a dozen pictures!" "Oh, the handsome guy... Holy crap, I think the handsome guy in the mirror is looking at me." A steamy drama turns into a horror story in an instant. Coming soon: Desolate Province's Sunken Silver Blurb: Blurb: At the border between two provinces, there is said to be an ancient land called "Desolate Province," where the notorious bandit Zhang Zhongjiang buried his bones and treasure. A thousand years have passed, and the world has changed. The sea from that time has long since risen into towering mountains, and the "Sunken Silver of Desolate Province" has become a distant legend. Until one day, a woman appeared, claiming to be a descendant of the Zhang family. Her ancestor, Zhang Zhongjiang, had buried more than gold and silver: he had also hidden the secret of an entire map of the seas. - Back in the capital, Zhang Yao had been the sort of person who could call the wind and summon the rain. She sketched people on the street, and with a wave of her hand, a crowd would line up, clutching numbered tickets for their turn. She never expected that in Desolate Province, she would lose to a foul-mouthed fortune-teller. That day, Zhou Kan walked into her tent, grinning, with a bundle of fortune sticks in hand. "Pick one, sis. If it's an unlucky one, we'll go our separate ways. If it's a lucky one, you'll come with us." Only later did she learn that every stick in the bundle was unlucky. Zhou Kan's play at pushing her away so she'd chase him was masterfully done. His junior was stunned by the man's antics. "Young Master Zhou, aren't you going after her?" Zhou Kan was confident he had everything under control. "No rush. She'll come back on her own." Zhang Yao had never been one to get involved with someone whose intentions she couldn't read. She'd planned to avoid him, but halfway through, she got curious and wanted to see when this fox would finally show his tail. She never expected that Zhou Kan wasn't a fox at all. He was a falcon, and once he had his eyes on his prey, he never changed targets. - Zhou Kan was a fortune-teller, practicing a craft passed down through his family. It had been lost for a hundred years, but he revived it in his generation. Back in the capital, he fell for a woman. When she set up a street stall, so did he. When she drew portraits, he told fortunes. His friend mocked him: "You have a place by the sea, yet you insist on roasting yourself on the street until you're black as charcoal." But the woman was cold and aloof, and refused to give him the time of day. Later, he heard she planned to seek out the ancient ruins of Desolate Province. Without a second thought, Zhou Kan packed up his meager belongings and followed right on her heels. His friend complained to Zhou Kan's older brother: "Your brother's gone crazy. He's sold his shop and his house." Zhou Kan went from playing along to staking everything on her. "She said I'm not right for her. I don't understand. How am I not right for her? She says I'm too attached to worldly concerns, so I'll let them go and show her. She's setting off, so I'll go with her and become a fugitive." Theme: