Baxian Bridge is a jumble of people from every walk of life, home to the common folk of Bianjing.
Lou Peifeng grew up there. She and her widowed mother make a living running a fortune-telling hall. Known locally as “Little Fairy,” she is a standout beauty.
She drives out evil spirits and summons gods and mediums. Her life is carefree, and she’s just waiting to save enough silver to buy land and a house, and hopefully become a first-class household.
Then a young Daoist priest showed up at the door of her fortune-telling hall: cold-eyed, handsome, and full of irritating habits.
He claimed to be her long-lost younger brother, who had died years ago.
After nearly ten years of exorcising evil spirits, had she actually seen a ghost?
[A strange adventure story with romance, suspense, and horror, but no mystery-solving.]
[Lin Jinghai, handsome and sharp-tongued but not her younger brother × Fairy Lou, sweet and scheming but not his older sister]
[An Lan is like the tranquil sea; Peifeng soars southward. Their meeting is a rare act of compassion in a world of three thousand splendors.]
“An elder brother is like a father, and an elder sister is like a mother, so...” She patted his shoulder and lectured him earnestly.
“From now on, you have to honor your big sister like your own mother. Understand?”
“...” Lin Jinghai fell silent.
Of course she would say something so outrageous. You can’t get ivory from a dog’s mouth.
Theme: An ordinary life can have extraordinary colors.
