Let them forget
(Damn it, I mistyped the chapter title and can't change it. This chapter should be called "Let them forget.")
After Su Su awakened her magic power, she could not only perform stronger magical divinations, but also show others divination scenes and visions of the future that remained in her memory.
Sun Tian could only be described as a businessman with a reasonably sound conscience, but that merely meant he upheld a basic moral standard. Although he considered himself a Martial Monk of decent character, Su Su had seen more than one truly good person in her divinations who surpassed him.
There was no shortage of wealthy people who genuinely cared about charity and wanted to help others. Of course, regardless of their present character, her divinations revealed that almost all of them had done something shady in the past.
Why had Qin Xiaoxia chosen Sun Tian for the plan scheduled a week later?
The most important reason was a scroll.
Yes, a scroll like the one handed down through the family of Philier, that delusional baguette.
Only this one was a contract.
Divination could not reveal a person's entire past, but the more deeply something had affected them, the more easily it appeared, even if the event had been buried in a corner of their memory and temporarily forgotten.
Sun Tian had once stolen a scroll from his fierce great-grandmother. He could barely read back then, but instinctively picked the ancient scroll with its silver-inlaid case out of her chest of jewelry, gems, and antiques.
It might once have suffered water damage, and it was so old that its writing had long since become illegible, but the Dawn Seal on the scroll had left a deep impression.
What had truly seared the scene into his memory, however,