You take someone's money, you solve their problems.
In the fortune-telling world, there's a principle of karmic consequences: if you take a client's money, you take on their karma.
Fortune-telling is forbidden by Heaven and Earth. Since ancient times, all fortune-tellers, whether Taoist priests, Buddhist monks, or Western pastors, have met miserable ends. The reason is that they take on too much karma.
But what if you could transfer that karma to a platform?
In the twenty-first century, with the Heavenly Dao out of sight and technology booming, livestreaming platforms have become popular.
Su Dong, the last inheritor of the Heaven-Stealing school, boldly joins a livestreaming platform with his secret manual of Heaven-Stealing and offers fortune-telling streams.
"What money? I don't want any! Every cent I make from fortune-telling on livestreams goes to the platform. I won't take a penny!" Su Dong declares.
"What I, Su Dong, want is to answer people's questions, help them avoid misfortune and seek good fortune, and make their lives better!"
A few months later, when Bear Fang folded, Dou Shark went bankrupt, and the chairman of Slow Guest was led off to prison, people finally noticed that something seemed off.
By then, Su Dong was flying on a sword. After punching a mountain range to pieces, he sighed, "What a good person! What a good platform!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
About Chapter 6 of Chen Zhan's "Live Broadcast Fortune Telling: I Pass on the Divine Punishment to the Platform": The disaster of blood and loss of wealth has come true! Chapter review.
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Comments on Chapter 4 of Chen Zhan's "Live Broadcast Fortune Telling: I Pass the Divine Punishment to the Platform": Taking people's money and eliminating disasters with them.