Other Fortune-Tellers Take Your Money. Mine Takes Your Life!

I hope the female lead doesn't forgive that family later on, whether she was being controlled or not, I really dislike them. OK, I've finished watching it. Overall, it's pretty good. The female lead didn't forgive that family in the end.

It's alright, but when will you address the issue of the protagonist coughing up blood every time he finishes a fortune telling?

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful

This book only got a 6.7 Rating, which really made me laugh. It's no match for you prejudiced readers. No wonder you've reached the level of a terrestrial immortal! I thought it was quite good, a bit short but enjoyable. The ending was a little rushed, but it's not a big deal. (This kind of genre just follows these formulas, no need to nitpick, just enjoy it!)

It's quite novel; I like this kind of content. It's about how you used to ignore me, but now you can't afford to be near me. Blood ties can't compare to the spoiled behavior of a manipulative adopted daughter. Such family members don't deserve forgiveness. Not sending them all to the crematorium is already being lenient. Belated affection is as worthless as weeds.

Ignoring the details, this is definitely a satisfying read. I've read stories where a vengeful spirit seeks revenge, and then the female lead jumps in to "uphold justice" and stop the spirit, saying that ghosts can't be reincarnated because someone killed someone. Seriously? Aren't ghosts transformed from humans? Isn't this similar to the juvenile protection law?

It's good, just a bit short, haha. The punishment Ye Tianjiao received was too lenient, wasn't it? Ye Shen really died once! Despite being a true heiress, she was abandoned by everyone. And who was the one who gave Ye Tianjiao the protective talisman? Why wasn't there a side story to teach him a lesson? People like Ye Tianjiao are pitiful, but there's always a reason they're hateful.

This is the first book I've ever read from cover to cover. I usually give up after less than halfway through, but this one was really good until the very end. It didn't have any clichéd plots or awful family dynamics; the real and fake heiresses were only a small part of the story. I absolutely loved it!

There's a slight disappointment. I thought the current Ye Zhibai was either a fragment of the original Ye Zhibai's soul or a past life (who died, transmigrated to the cultivation world, and then returned). Turns out I was wrong! 😢😢😢 Fortunately, the Ye family members all stayed far away from Ye Zhibai, and there was no question of forgiveness, hehe. Ye Zhibai vomited blood three or four times.

This is the second novel I've managed to finish reading here; I basically listened to it the whole time. Overall, it's okay. The writing style is humorous and interesting, and I quite like the female lead's personality. The ending might be a bit rushed, but I don't really care. When reading this kind of mystical novel, I'm more interested in the plot in the middle. No romantic pairing, please.