Deduction

Deduction

Wang Feifan, who had sprinted out in a frenzy, had already collapsed halfway.

He was like a human tank, charging headlong through everything.

His mind was a muddled mess, stripped of the ability to think independently.

The aura around his body surged out, and every step he took came with violent tremors.

Countless people were knocked aside by him, sent flying before crashing to the ground.

Wang Feifan howled, his eyes red with anger.

"No!!! No!!! No!!!"

After running for who knew how long, Wang Feifan reached the shore of a lake.

Without a second thought, he jumped straight in.

He struggled madly in the lake. "Ah!!! Why? Why did this happen? Why?!"

After struggling through the icy water, he climbed back out, his body dripping wet.

This time, he had calmed down quite a bit.

He sat on the shore and closed his eyes.

"Something's wrong. Where exactly did it go wrong? Where did it go wrong?!"

Wang Feifan clenched his teeth. Everything that had happened since he came to the Imperial Capital sent chills crawling down his back.

As a Feng Shui Physiognomist, he believed in fate.

The first time he came down from the mountain, he had cast a divination for himself.

The hexagram had been excellent.

The Purple Star shone bright, the Canopy Star graced the court.

Wealth entered his fate, flowing endlessly like rivers.

Wenchang shone upon him, opening his wisdom and clarity.

Noble benefactors aided him, like spring winds that made life bloom anew.

Peach blossoms covered the land; every path was smooth, every encounter peaceful and auspicious.

Heavenly spirits protected him, earthly virtue welcomed him; the three lights shone above, and auspicious fortune overflowed.

This hexagram was a sign of tremendous good fortune.

It meant that after leaving the mountain and walking