The protagonist can't tell fortune.

It's Xuan Desire, written by Zhang Wuji. It's been TJ for three years.

China's ancient metaphysics is extensive and profound, and the five techniques of metaphysics are called mountain, medicine, life, divination and physiognomy. Metaphysics is both mysterious and refined, and haunters is the land, which indicates eternal mystery and infinite mystery.

A prodigal son of Xuanmen, who has been immersed in metaphysics and geomantic omen since he was a child, has traveled all over the world to eliminate disasters and evil spirits, exterminate demons, seek dragons to explore tombs, explore secluded places and explore wonders.

With the help of generous and kind people and accompanied by beautiful women, that experience was so strange and mysterious that I took "Xuan" as the theme.

There is no dazzling fighting, no exaggerated power, and no excessive YY. It's just a deep novel tour of China's metaphysics, but it's enough to create a gorgeous visual feast.