Fortune-Telling on Livestream, Then the Police Invite Me for Tea

[No romance + livestreaming + fortune-telling + feng shui + ghost hunting + entertainment industry] Su Qiqi awakens the memories of the Star Lord of Fate, and in the space of a single night goes from being the eldest daughter of the Su family to a pauper with just 58 cents left in her WeChat account. Her parents and fiancé have all become someone else's. To keep enjoying the pleasures of human life, and to pay off the debts she owes, she follows the trend and starts livestreaming fortune-telling. Su Qiqi: “What would you like me to tell your fortune about?” Murderer: “I want you to tell me when I'll be caught.” Su Qiqi: “Three minutes.” Viewer: “I timed it. It really was three minutes.” Viewer: “I want to know why I keep hearing footsteps, like there are lots of people walking around.” Su Qiqi: “Have you looked at how many people are on that bracelet of yours?” Viewer: “Master, my mother keeps dreaming about a girl glaring at her viciously. What does it mean?” Su Qiqi: “That's her daughter. Someone arranged a ghost marriage for her, so of course she hates her.” Because her livestream fortune-telling is so accurate, old acquaintances at the police station track her down and ask for help. Time and again, she's summoned there for a chat. An old friend comes to see her and says it's time to go back now that she's had her fun. But she says, “Don't rush. Let me deal with those little ghosts first.” Su Qiqi can see the course of other people's lives, but no matter what, she can't see her own future.