The First Divine Physiognomist

On the first day of his transmigration, Su Ming became a black household in a parallel world. On the second day, he bound the [All Beings' Physiognomy] system—able to pry into all of a person's secrets. To avoid starving, he set up a stall under the overpass: "Above, I calculate fate; below, I peer into hearts." Until one day, a man came aggressively to cause trouble. Su Ming looked at the thick green aura hovering over the other's head, his expression subtle: "Uncle, don't rush. There are so many empty parking spots downstairs in your building, why does that person have to park in your spot?" "Don't you... really have any suspicion at all?" The man froze, his face instantly turning pale. From then on, a legend spread on this street: Don't lie in front of Su Ming; he can see your past and present lives.