I Use Fortune-Telling to Set Showbiz Straight. Who’s Crazier Than Me?

I finished reading it, and it's really good. There's no romantic pairing, and it truly is. The little black snake in the novel, who's the male supporting character Ye, only approaches the female lead to secure his own survival, and he previously harmed her (whether intentional or unintentional is unclear). The female lead remains beautiful and independent throughout.

It's really good, really great! I just suddenly really hope the author will delete all the comments in the text. I don't know if it's because it's been a while, but the people in the comments are all so aggressive, it makes me want to continue reading but it ruins my mood. 💢💢💢💢💢💢

Why is such a good book rated so low? It's super good, the female lead has a strong sense of national righteousness, and the ending is great, although I cried at one part... The villainous female supporting character isn't entirely evil; by the end, I found her somewhat endearing. No one is completely good or completely bad.

It's really great! Every story is excellent, reflecting the worst aspects of human nature—greed, selfishness, and kindness—as well as patriotism. The chapters about the lightning attack on a certain country's shrine are especially brilliant. It's a truly satisfying read, but the ending was too rushed.

The rating was too low, so I'm giving it a high score to show my support. It was a smooth read, the characters were vivid, and the plot was touching yet original. The author seems to have a knack for witty and interesting stories. The ending left me a little melancholic, perhaps because it was unexpected.

It's quite good. There's no romantic pairing, and everyone has their own ending. The female lead is a good person, with a clear sense of right and wrong, good and evil. However, her ability to see through everything at a glance and her various magical spells are a bit too overpowered. Once you accept this premise, it's still a good watch. Overall, it's not bad.

This is truly amazing. It's eccentric but not insane, refined but not superficial. The balance is perfect, and the characters are very three-dimensional. They're not stereotypical villains or heroes. It's genuinely well-written, and even the final elevation of the theme doesn't feel offensive. It shows a lot of skill in reading novels and writing. (This is just my opinion.

It's pretty good. The female lead is right up my alley. I just don't like the Japanese parts, so I skipped them. It's mainly my own problem. I hope there will be a sequel. It's a story about a fox, a snake, and a woman.

This book is generally lighthearted and humorous, but it also touches on national sentiment, love for the greater good and personal love, especially the scene where a certain country's shrine is reduced to dust, which is very satisfying to watch. The villains in the book also have their own emotions and thoughts; they aren't just static cannon fodder.

It's good! The female lead is very strong, not a saint, no romantic pairing, and her values ​​are very positive. [A masterpiece by Que Shi] The story is also full of jokes and very funny. I feel the rating is too low; it's well-written with no major flaws. Those who like no-romance live streaming should definitely check it out. The ending has a hermit-like feel. [Already hooked]