The story takes place in the early years of the Republic of China. Jiang He is a fortune-teller with outstanding professional skills and a strong sense of ethics. His lifelong wish is to open a fortune-telling shop. Even though few people visit his fortune-telling stall these days, he still has to keep up appearances. Following the principle of doing no business for half a year, then making enough to live on for the next half, he scares off customer after customer, until he meets the toughest customer of all: Master Qin. He's a deadbeat soldier from the army, yet he insists on sticking to Jiang He.
"Officer, why not consider another master? I really don't know the first thing about catching ghosts or any of that nonsense!!!"
"You're the only one who can do it. Pick one: your head or your signboard."
"Do I have any other options?"
"Yes. Me."
Emm It's a bit watery at the beginning, but it's still pretty good if you stick to the end... In fact, you can just start watching it from Chapter 10. It would be better to add more emotional scenes. I hope the plot can develop faster. If it continues like this, maybe it will take fifty chapters to get together.
It's beautiful, come on^0^~