Livestream Fortune-Telling: From the Start, I Hack the Underworld for All to See

Livestream fortune-telling, absurd antics, cyber cultivation, a fun-loving prankster, and a higher-dimensional beatdown.

Qin Feng, a down-on-his-luck Taoist priest with a little hacking know-how, starts livestreaming fortune-telling just to pay his internet bill. By accident, he connects to the "Underworld Backend Administration Terminal." He only has read-only access, but to a top-tier hacker, this busted System is riddled with vulnerabilities!

When he connects with the livestream's top donor, who's flaunting his wealth, viewers exclaim that they've found a real tycoon. Qin Feng casually checks the backend IP: "Your birth chart is clearly that of someone who came back to life in another body. And all your wealth comes from stolen underworld paper money!" Then he casually writes a script and exploits a System vulnerability to ban the donor's "lifespan account" on the spot. The next second, the top donor drops dead live on the call, and the whole internet goes wild!

From then on, the internet has a cyber Taoist with an utterly bizarre style. While everyone else is still painstakingly drawing talismans, Qin Feng is already writing cheat patches for the Book of Life and Death. King Yama stares at the screen full of "Privilege Escalation Warnings" and falls into deep thought: If this kid keeps it up, he'll open-source the entire underworld!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any similarities are purely coincidental. Do not imitate.