Which novel does the first chapter of Qilin’s Coming come from?

The first chapter of the novel "Qilin's Divine Appearance" is "Qilin's Coming".

Content: On the day I was born, the dead trees came into spring, and all the dead flowers, plants and trees within a ten-mile radius came alive. Many animals on the mountain suddenly appeared around our house. Then, like people, they knelt down with their paws in hand and kept their heads. I kept knocking until I was born and then left. Also, several neighboring families who had minor ailments suddenly recovered, which is miraculous.

All this is because I am different from others. When I was born, I had a unicorn birthmark on my back. It was like a tattoo. The skin was extremely red, as if it had been burned by fire. My dad was extremely happy at that time. The unicorn stepped on the auspicious clouds, and all the troubles in the world were gone. I was the son of destiny, with a very high destiny, a wonderful destiny in the immortal world, and I could become a great person in the future.

But my grandfather was more happy than worried. He frowned all day long, and even made a prediction for me. After the hexagram came out, Grandpa's face changed. He was restless all day long and kept muttering: "Here they come, they are all here, something is going to happen!" As for who came and what they were coming for, Grandpa did not say. From the fifteenth generation up, my Su family has been a Qimen magician, and from the fifteenth generation down, I have been a Feng Shui master.

In my grandfather's generation, Feng Shui physiognomy has reached its peak, unmatched by anyone. In his lifetime, he has made 500 divination predictions and 300 heavenly divination, and none of them have failed. Call him Su Banxian, and how many people will do whatever it takes just to ask for his grandfather's hexagram. Grandpa's fortune-telling only talks about fate, so countless people are always turned away. However, this grandfather with the fairy character said that he could not afford it and was afraid of losing his life, so he named himself a Changshan Taoist.