The Fate Hunter

The divine and demonic imperial court has fallen, its national fortune shattered as pythons and sparrows devour the dragon.

The pugilistic world seizes the Ministry of War, the Demonic Sect controls the Ministry of Punishments, evil factions occupy the Ministry of Revenue, the netherworld wields the Ministry of Works, and the demon race steals the provincial governments.

Within the Hall of Supreme Harmony, the courtiers dressed in scarlet and purple are all demons and monsters; the towering dignitaries, mere ghouls and goblins.

Li Qingxian, a proper destiny caster, finds himself deeply entangled in the Struggle of the Nine Princes, having offended every single prince. However, why does not a single prince possess the True Dragon Son of Heaven destiny fate?

Wait, why does that Seventh Princess have a dazzling string of blinding destinies hovering above her head: Sun and Moon Hanging in the Void, Heavenly Star Divine Illumination, Heaven-Bestowed Sacred Chart...

That county magistrate, who offended a powerful eunuch and was demoted after receiving court beatings, unexpectedly possesses the Heavenly Mandate Assistant, Aid to Proclaim Resplendent Light, and Three Generations of Scarlet and Purple destinies? I must send charcoal in the snow for him.

The illegitimate son of Duke Rongguo, whose entire family was exiled, ends up roaming the streets after prison, carrying the Moon Brighter Than Heaven's Gate? I must send charcoal in the snow for him.

What should I do when charcoal is running low? Observing destinies and gazing at Qi, Ye Han, the concubine-born son of the Marquis of Dingbei's estate, is about to be struck by heavenly lightning to awaken a divine technique, and the illegitimate son of Vice Minister Li, driven away by his legal mother, is about to buy a sage's autograph manuscript remnant...

Note: This book features a completely new destiny-casting genre, not the traditional fortune-flow genre.