Overpass Fortune Teller

Overpass fortune teller In the corner of the overpass in Nanshi, there is a faded blue cloth umbrella. Under the umbrella, the young fortune teller Chen Yan is guarding the ebony fortune teller and the "Qingwu Xiangfa" left by his master Qingxuan Taoist. He uses the hexagrams as a guide to help others and himself. His words were accurate, and he inspired real estate developers who were blinded by fame and fortune, and also caused a fateful entanglement that crossed the line between human and monster. Su Wanqing, dressed in plain cheongsam and carrying a touch of sandalwood, broke into Chen Yan's life. She was a nine-tailed fox who had practiced for thousands of years. She was sealed three hundred years ago and was obsessed with finding broken jade to extend her life. In order to unravel the secrets of his master, Chen Yan accompanied Su Wanqing to go deep into the forbidden land of Longyuan, fight through the miasma of souls, fight the mountain cat spirit, and face the awakened thousand-year-old dragon at the bottom of the cold pool. Amid the dangers, Taoist Qingxuan's fellow apprentice appears and reveals the truth behind the seal three hundred years ago - dragons are causing harm to the world, and the three brothers are forced to use fox blood as a guide to suppress the monsters. The combination of broken jade and jade not only resolved Chen Yan's fate of not being able to live until the age of twenty-five, but also broke the shackles of being a human being and a monster. The fog in Longyuan cleared, and Chen Yan and Su Wanqing returned to the overpass. There was still a bustle of people under the blue cloth umbrella. The ups and downs of the hexagram are the fireworks of the market, the tenderness of fate, and the two souls accompanying each other to guard the long-term perfection of the human world.