Mu Zhishang

Note: Odd-numbered chapters are from the female protagonist's perspective, even-numbered chapters are from the perspective of the heroine. A young girl from the Weissenger family aspires to become the greatest fortune teller in the world, proves her talent to her family, and conducts divination research openly. Grandma told her that as long as she could find the lost blood ruby, the family would recognize her talent. So she set off. After a snowstorm, she found that she could talk to people in another time and space, no, pass on information. They handed over clues in their respective dimensions to restore the lost truth. She discovered the secret of the world - a ritual that would captivate time and space, being carried out without the knowledge of the gods. (The following is Shenshenbao-I don't even know what I'm talking about Hillel) Forgotten in the other world is the oracle's narrator She comes from a world that is turned upside down, where life and death are separated, divination and alchemy are blocked, the ancient and the new age coexist, liars rack their brains to weave lies that span the world, perpetrators try their best to reproduce the crimes of fools, blasphemers use their wits to protect the fallen oracle, and those who break the oath devote everything they have to pursuing the old covenant that overturned the world. On the first day, God opened his eyes, and wherever he looked, time and space were born/On the second day, God created His magician, and everything was desolate under the dusk rain/On the third day, God created His stars, flying rocks and sand, making day and night unstable/On the fourth day, God created His fool On the fifth day, God created his moon, and everything appeared, and yin and yang coexisted. On the sixth day, God created his monsters, and all living things were devastated, and good and evil were self-proclaimed. On the seventh day, God closed his eyes, and wherever he looked, time and space collapsed.