My Fortune-Telling Streams Are So Accurate, the Government Recruited Me

[Not set in the entertainment industry] [Mysticism, livestreaming, ghost and demon hunting, putting scumbags in their place, episodic stories] [Romance included, but very little page time] Xingwan, a colorful little koi spirit, was badly tricked by her master. To return to the Immortal Realm, she has to fill a lucky pouch. To make her way back, Xingwan takes on all kinds of jobs. She opens a shop, solves cases, and even starts a livestream fortune-telling service. Client: “Hello. I built my house not long ago, but it feels gloomy and something seems off. What's going on?” Xingwan: “Your house isn't haunted. It's a feng shui problem, and someone has attracted evil spirits to it.” Fortune-telling on the livestream: “Hi, streamer. Just tell my fortune, whatever you can see.” Xingwan: “Dear, yours is a little too casual. Because of your carelessness, your stepmother miscarried. You robbed someone on a whim and accidentally caused an elderly person to die of a brain hemorrhage. You let your girlfriend kill herself. That makes you an accessory to murder.” On a variety-show livestream: “Why is this psychiatric hospital so creepy? And why do those ghosts keep talking about a devil? How did they die?” Xingwan: “The truth is...”