Livestreaming Black and White Impermanence, Shocking Millions of Viewers

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There's no romantic pairing, but a pretty cool guy likes the female lead, though nothing develops. The overall feel is quite realistic, and the plot doesn't drag at all. Although it's a live stream with fortune telling, the pacing is very tight, combining online and offline elements to make the story rich and varied.

It's great! The female lead should be fearless and strong, no matter who she is!

It's pretty good and worth watching. The female lead is clear about her loves and hates, not a saint, and even a little cute. I just didn't get enough of it; the ending was too rushed. They could have written a few side stories about the revival of spiritual energy!

Well, the beginning was well-written, but then it suddenly ended, feeling a bit rushed. Maybe the author ran out of inspiration! But it's still worth watching! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Overall, it's well-written and quite engaging. However, I felt the final burst of spiritual energy was a bit abrupt, lacking any build-up. The ending felt very rushed. The beginning, though, is quite good and worth reading; the final scene represents both an end and a beginning.

It looks nice, but it's a bit short. Later on, a man appeared in one of the images. I thought they were setting up a romantic partner for the female lead. Thankfully, they weren't. In the end, the female lead ascended to immortality. That was great.

Good, those who enjoy short stories can take a look.

The book is really good. The Black and White Impermanence's attempts to please the female lead are all part of her master's instructions! It's very well written; in a novel without a romantic pairing, there's not much forced ambiguity! Keep it up, I look forward to your next book!

She said, "A loving father leads to a filial son. Home is a warm harbor where we rely on each other, depend on each other, respect each other, and support each other to go the distance. No matter what kind of relationship we have, we should be grateful and not take other people's kindness for granted, including our parents' love."