Ever since he had seen the change in Lin Hao, Wen Ning felt there was still love in this world.
Life gradually settled down, too.
He offered his godfather a stick of incense morning and evening, and never missed his three kowtows at dawn and dusk.
Only now, Wen Ning had something to do during the day.
A couple of days earlier, he had bought a copy of the Book of Changes online and thrown himself into it.
Perhaps because Wen Ning was now an immortal, he could actually understand its seemingly incomprehensible contents. As long as he calmed his mind and stared at the words, they would move on their own, as though alive.
Big Yellow, however, was thoroughly unimpressed.
Lying in the sun outside the shop, Big Yellow watched Wen Ning stare blankly at the book again, looking as if to say, Oh, you get it again. You know so much. Aren't you just full of yourself?
Big Yellow thinks I can't read that look. Forget it. I won't stoop to that level, Wen Ning thought.
The book described something called six Jia Qimen, which could discern yin and yang, divine fate, and distinguish the currents of life and death.
At first, Wen Ning had read it just to relieve his boredom. After all, with Zhang Siyu working in the shop now, he had gone straight from a frontline employee to a bona fide boss.
Until one day, he tried following the method in the book and saw the aura around Big Yellow: a warm yellow mass, clinging thickly like honey.
Big Yellow seemed to sense what he was looking at, raised a head, and yawned at him, as if to say, Had enough? Then open me a can of food.
Wen Ning realized the book really did