[Reborn + livestreaming + fortune-telling + episodic stories + wish fulfillment + wild imagination]
With Golden Core cultivation, Xia Ran returns to the modern world:
Her younger sister has just been found, and her parents immediately start favoring her to an absurd degree. They give the company to her sister, and even Xia Ran's fiance, all because a fortune-teller said her sister was born lucky while Xia Ran was destined to be a lone star of calamity!
After being reborn, she's kicked out of the house, but luckily, she brought the spirit-bracelet space from the cultivation world with her. She livestreams to earn merit and starts making a living as a fortune-teller!
People in her social circle say Xia Ran has gone crazy. Why give up being a rich young lady to become a little internet celebrity?
But is she really just a little... internet celebrity? Why are more and more big shots showing up in her livestream, flashing all kinds of secret identities that look just like the people who only appear on certain TV programs?
The four great families dominate City A, and three of them owe her their lives. The wife of a senior executive in the neighboring city nearly died giving birth to triplets, but she escaped death thanks to Xia Ran. A rich young lady who was about to be killed by her gold-digging husband turned her fate around thanks to Xia Ran, and later became the head of a charitable foundation, helping more girls find their way out of the mountains...
“Streamer, my mother stands by my bed every day and only leaves after I wake up. Lately she's started sharpening knives. She says she's sleepwalking. Is she going to kill me? Should I call the police?”
Xia Ran: “Call the police. Didn't you notice you've already been dead for three days? If you don't call soon, your body under the bed is going to stink.”
“Streamer, I keep having this dream where I'm kidnapped and taken to northern Myanmar, then rescued by a girl. We fall in love, get married, and register it! But when I wake up, I'm over twenty, never had a girlfriend or been married, and my family says I've never even left City A. Lately, a girl keeps appearing in my dreams...”
It would be great if the heroine could start to explain clearly why the heroine suddenly returned to modern times and started practicing again. The writing is good, and the author keeps up the hard work.
Is there a male protagonist? The comatose uncle of the Wen family is the male protagonist