Dressed as an abandoned daughter of a wealthy family, she relies on metaphysics to become a god

Qin Wu had suffered from severe mental illness ten years ago, but he was able to set up the Five Elements Life Sacrifice Formation in July last year for only one reason - he also used the soul-changing technique.

Moreover, he not only used it once, but at least five times. The personalities that the doctor thought he split were actually the five soul fragments that remained after he changed his soul.

When you connect it to Qin Wu's personality, you will find that the purpose of his soul-changing technique is not to rejuvenate his youth, but to ward off disasters.

After Chu Yao breaks the Five Elements Life Sacrifice Formation, Qin Wu will be seriously injured in the slightest, or even killed in the worst case.

But Qiminghui didn't look like it was leaderless, which meant that when he sensed the doom, he quickly found a person with the same horoscope as him, and let him become the scapegoat in his place.

The soul-changing technique requires both parties to enter a state of near-death at the same time, so Chu Yao did not encounter the pursuit from the Qiming Society, because Qin Wu's body is probably still in a coma.

Qin Wu may wake up at any time, and Chu Yao is knowing that he is secretly hiding it. Only by finding his body before he wakes up can the situation be reversed.

However, it is easier said than done. Although I know that this person and Qin Wu have at least six horoscopes that match each other, there are 1.4 billion people in the country who are undoubtedly looking for a needle in a haystack.

After returning to Ji's house, Chu Yao made a hexagram without any hope. The hexagram he got was indeed confusing, indicating that the matter either involved heavenly secrets or was related to herself, and it was impossible to use any mystical skills to find Qin Wu.

She told Ling Feng and Uncle Ji about this, and then sighed rarely.

The new year is coming soon. Although she is no longer a national teacher, she still hopes that this year will be a year of peace and prosperity for the country and the people.

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New Year's Eve.

Today is a big day to get rid of the old, welcome the new, and reunite the family, but there are still only four people in the Ji family, Mr. Ji, Gu Yu, Ji Jinchen and Chu Yao.

Uncle Ji San was far away in southern Yunnan. He said he had important matters, but he did not forget to pay New Year's greetings to his family. He also prepared a New Year's gift for Chu Yao - the Wenchang Pagoda, which he personally blessed with spiritual power. Talents are quick-thinking and clear-minded.

Ji Jinchen's father is Mr. Ji's second son, and there is an eldest brother above him, but Ji Jinchen's uncle and brothers and sisters have not been seen today.

However, this is someone else's family matter, and Chu Yao won't ask any questions.

The traditions of New Year's Eve remain unchanged, including pasting couplets, pasting window grilles, hanging lanterns, setting off firecrackers, New Year's Eve dinner, etc. The only difference is that in the previous life, Chu Yao and Master's New Year's Eve dinner mostly consisted of a pot of dumplings and a bowl of eight-treasure rice, while Ji The family's New Year's Eve dinner brings together famous dishes from all major cuisines, including palace lanterns with six flavors of cold dishes, crab stuffed with orange, cordyceps lion's head, Jinling Four Treasures Soup... as many as sixteen dishes.

Chu Yao picked up a hot dumpling. The skin was thin and the filling was tender. It tasted delicious. When dipped in a little sour and mellow vinegar, it was a perfect match.

After the New Year's Eve dinner, Mr. Ji and Gu Yu watched the Spring Festival Gala in the living room, while Ji Jinchen took Chu Yao to set off fireworks outside.

Chu Yao was put on a red cloak by Gu Yu, with a circle of white fluff on the edge of the hat. The bright and lively color reduced her sense of elegance and alienation, and added a bit of girlish cuteness.

Modern fireworks are no longer limited to circular shapes, but come in all kinds. This year is the Year of the Rabbit, so fireworks with rabbit patterns sell particularly well.

As a Feng Shui master, Chu Yao has a unique advantage in setting off fireworks. She does not have to get in front of the fireworks to light the fuses. Instead, she can use the talisman to ignite the fireworks placed on the ground.

In an instant, a whole row of fireworks flew high into the sky at the same time, erupting into the most dazzling fireworks in the night, like a river of brilliant stars pouring from the sky.

She raised her eyes to look at her gorgeous masterpiece, but his eyes were filled with her reflection.

It wasn't until the last small cluster of light disappeared into the darkness that the two reluctantly looked away.

"Here you are, lucky money." Ji Jinchen handed over a red envelope.

"You took advantage of me?" Chu Yao raised his eyebrows. Elders usually give red envelopes to younger ones. Why did he give himself a red envelope?

Ji Jinchen didn't expect her brain circuit to be so strange, so he chuckled and said, "No, just think of it as a New Year's gift."

The feel of the red envelope was a bit strange. It didn't look like the bulging cash red envelope that Mr. Ji gave her, nor did it look like the check that Gu Yu put in the red envelope.

According to the custom of the imperial capital, the New Year's money should not be opened until the first day of the new year. Chu Yao asked with some surprise: "Is it copper coins inside?"

"Well, it's the Qianlong Tongbao. I heard from my third uncle that Feng Shui masters would be more accurate when using this to perform hexagrams." Ji Jinchen said warmly.

The copper coins used in fortune-telling are very particular. The copper coins are round on the outside and square on the inside, symbolizing heaven and earth. In the middle is the emperor's year name, which constitutes the three talents of heaven, earth and man. If ordinary coins are used, the divination effect will be poor.

As for why he chose Qianlong Tongbao, firstly, it was because Qianlong reigned for sixty years, which happened to be a period of sixty years; secondly, because during the prosperous period of Kangxi and Qianlong, when Qianlong was in power, the country was prosperous and had good luck, and there were also Feng Shui masters who would use "Qianlong Tongbao" , "Jiaqing Tongbao", "Daoguang Tongbao", also known as the Three Emperors Coin; the third is because the first hexagram of the sixty-four hexagrams is the Qian hexagram, with Qian as the sky.

The price of Qianlong Tongbao was not high due to the large amount of castings. However, Chu Yao saw through his celestial eye that these three copper coins were surrounded by a layer of dragon energy, indicating that they were special products used for palace sacrifices or enshrinements. They were extremely rare and showed Ji Jinchen's good intentions. bitter.

"I still have good news to tell you." Ji Jinchen said.

"What?" Chu Yao turned his head and looked at him.

"In the hospital where you were born, a nurse remembered that you had a blue string tied around your wrist, but that string disappeared that night." He paused and continued, "There is a store in front of the hospital. At the newsstand, the boss said that he seemed to have seen a baby girl with a blue string tied around her wrist, who was taken away by a man. The babies he usually saw were tied with red strings, so he took a special look at the man. The impression is still very deep. I commissioned a simulation portrait artist, and he said that I can come to the imperial capital in the third grade of junior high school."

Chu Yao didn't expect that he would do so meticulously. After three days, she would know who replaced the original Chu Yao. This would undoubtedly be of great help to her in tracing Qiming.

She felt warm in her heart. She was used to being alone, but it turned out that there was someone behind her helping her silently.

"Thank you."

"You never have to say thank you to me." He said with gentle eyes, "Happy New Year, Yuanyuan."

The bells rang on New Year's Eve, and the lights of thousands of households were on. At this moment, everyone was celebrating the New Year. They made the most pious wishes and looked forward to the new year in which all their wishes would come true.

However, at this time, the Chu family was performing a great drama.