The Fortune Teller of the Republic of China

Ten years ago, Shanghai burned down seven times overnight. Seven alleys, seven "accidents", seven forgotten old newspapers. Ten years later, reporter Shen Mu dug out those newspapers in the underground data room and found that one name ran through every report - Cheng Hesheng. A reporter who only wrote about news suddenly "resigned due to illness" ten years ago and disappeared from the world. Cheng Hesheng left a sentence before he disappeared, written at the end of his last article: "There is a kind of fire that is not in coal or grease. It has no smoke or flame when it comes, and no tile remains when it goes." Following these words, Shen Mu plunged headlong into the invisible world beneath Shanghai. People there can see the thread of fate - weaving it into webs, cleaving it into blades, burning it up. There is a secret hidden there: six hundred years ago, someone opened the bottom of the River of Destiny and carved five words - "I saw it. It is empty." And now, the second person is about to open it. ——The suspense of the Republic of China × extraordinary power × fate and cause and effect. He is not the chosen one, he just refuses to pretend to be blind.