Live Fortune Telling and the Whole Internet Begged Me to Shut Up

Zhou Yanzhi was called a "broom star" since he was a child. He was so poor that he could only set up a fortune-telling stall in the night market and make some money by hosting broadcasts. He pointed to a black stone on the ground: "It's made of glass and imperial green." The whole network thought he was a crosstalk actor. Until the stone-cutting knife fell and the sky-high price of jadeite exploded in the live broadcast room; he asked the outdated actress to buy the haunted house through the screen, and that night the former treasure was unearthed in the cellar. The whole network knelt down, the school beauty cried and begged to get back together, and wealthy families lined up to recognize their marriage. But Zhou Yanzhi knew that he was not a divine fortune teller, and there was an awakening Chinese Ancestral Dragon Vein behind him. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.