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Palm Life 1: The World-Famous Divine Fortune Teller
Palm Life 1: The World-Famous Divine Fortune Teller Plot:
In a prosperous ancient dynasty, the divine fortune-teller Ming Man reigns supreme with her infallible predictions, basking in fame. But when she prophesies the dynasty's downfall, she attracts the suspicion and courtship of the charming minister Li Mujie—who holds hidden motives. Sparks of love ignite from their rivalry, yet they get entangled in a treacherous conspiracy: Ming Man's powers are manipulated by a shadowy force, turning prophecies against her. In the climax finale, they join forces to expose the mastermind, risking love and life, ending on a cliffhanger: could the true villain be their closest ally?
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