[Rebirth + Fake and Real Heiresses + Metaphysics + Fortune-Telling Livestream]
Gu Jin, a powerful figure from the Spirit Beast Sect, is reborn as a fake heiress who has been kicked out of her wealthy family and left penniless. With no guarantee of a meal tomorrow, she rolls up her sleeves and returns to her old line of work. “I’m reopening my pet shop! Everything I do is for pets, and I’ll make money from every pet owner under the sun!!!”
What?!
The real heiress has been reborn too. An old master lives inside the jade pendant she carries, and she’s making a name for herself in the entertainment industry.
No problem. I can tell fortunes, draw talismans, and catch ghosts. I’ll tackle all three at once and start making my fortune with fortune-telling livestreams!
A gifted cultivator whose efforts to save lives once led him to kill even more people has been unable to overcome his guilt. He shut himself away from the world for years, until he met Gu Jin, a woman strong enough to lift a massive cauldron. He told her, “I’m going to die soon.”
Gu Jin: “You just think too much. Don’t worry. In life, you belong to my family, and in death, you’ll be my family’s ghost.”
Finished reading Advantages: The story is quite interesting, if you like metaphysics and fortune-telling, you can watch it. The heroine is very strong, she complains and takes revenge, the writing style is refreshing, and the fortune-telling main character beats everyone who has done bad things. Disadvantages: I only gave it four stars because of the inexplicable emotional line. The heroine fell in love with the hero and confessed to him very abruptly. It didn't sound like love at first sight, but it was a long-term love. They obviously didn't get along very much. There was no emotional sublimation in the whole plot, but they were inseparable. It's hard to comment. Moreover, the male protagonist is sick throughout the whole process (he was very strong twenty or thirty years ago, but when the female protagonist met him, he was in a broken state and was only a shell, and basically couldn't help him. He was just like a background board, and the female protagonist didn't save him until the finale). I am a fan of strong criticism, and I don't like the setting of a strong woman and a weak man. Summary: The whole text is generally good to read. If you ignore the emotional line, you can read it for the plot. Recommended
The writing was quite good, but it was a bit abrupt when the heroine liked the hero. I didn't jump in to read it, but I felt like I would reach the end after watching the beginning. Everything else was good.
Well written 👍, I will continue to follow it as long as I don't have any CP. If there is a male protagonist, the author will add that there is a male protagonist, and the female protagonist is ambiguous with Zhou Sui, and I don't know what the situation is. If there is a male protagonist, I won't waste my time.
It looks good, but it feels awkward at the back 🤦
Can echo from beginning to end
Not bad, no obvious bugs, and the logic is reasonable. I don't know why there are only these few comments
So far it looks okay, the author's writing is also online, I'll give it five stars first.
I don't know why the rating is low. Every short story about live fortune telling that I really like is unexpected.
Yes, the ending is reassuring
Ran Jishu is quite pitiful. Ding Xi was obviously mentally ill and died unjustly.