The Little Diviner Bridges Two Worlds and Saves My Exiled Family!

Five-year-old fortune-teller Shen Tuantuan is on her way to exile in the northern frontier with her family, who are starving to death.

She chews up the tortoiseshell her grandfather left behind. An ancient black tortoise springs out of the shell and headbutts her onto a modern street.

Here, metal boxes run all over the place, pink pieces of paper can buy things, and a dead mother-in-law's son has been standing outside the door for a year.

Tuantuan takes out her tortoiseshell and sets up a fortune-telling stall on the spot, charging five mao per reading. She passes messages from ghosts, finds people's cats, and lies flat to stage an accident, stopping a truck driver who is fated to die.

She saves a good person's life and earns 2,300 merit points! He immediately dashes into a shopping mall and buys five down jackets for the whole family.

But her spiritual energy is almost gone, and the yamen runners have put gut-severing poison in the soup. The whole family is on the brink of death.

So she can only tell fortunes in the modern world by day to earn merit, then return to the ruined temple at night to fight the yamen runners. Her little legs race at full speed as she uses her baby voice to snatch people from the King of Hell.

Being accurate isn't enough. People have to believe her, and only saving someone who believes will earn merit.

Then she'll take her time telling fortunes, until her whole family has enough to eat and warm clothes to wear, until the ancient black tortoise doesn't have to die, and until the road to exile becomes the road home.