She climbed out of the Abyss of Evil Spirits into an unfamiliar world, where she was given a new life.
She reads feng shui, tells fortunes, catches ghosts, and exorcises demons.
She was once a Taoist priestess.
But in this new era, she discovered that Taoists were mostly regarded as con artists.
The occult had fallen into decline, and Taoist arts had withered. Demons and ghosts had vanished, and humanity had finally flourished.
In this second life, all she wanted was to drink tea beneath the moon, watch the clouds drift by, and take in the world's beautiful sights.
Why bother trying to understand fate?
Fate is ever-changing. Yesterday's honored guest may sit in a prisoner's cell today. Who can fathom Heaven's will when it comes to poverty and riches, or birth, aging, sickness, and death? Peer into one thing, and it changes twice, then thrice. That's why they say you shouldn't tell fortunes in this life. Those who peer into fate suffer the Five Disadvantages and Three Deficiencies. Who can escape them?
But alas, it's hard to get by without money. Just look: whenever the little town below holds a market, there's always a beautiful young woman in a corner with a fortune-telling stall. Fortunes! Fortunes!
She won't tell your fortune about poverty or riches, or birth, aging, sickness, and death.
Theme: All she wants is to drink tea beneath the moon, watch the clouds drift by, and take in the world's beautiful sights.
