Livestream: You Told Me to Be a Psychiatrist, So Why Am I Telling Fortunes?

I gave you 4 stars because the country has come forward and you still pretend to be a chicken doctor.

I have read two fortune-telling books by psychiatrists so far, and they are both very interesting. The main reason for writing this is that the story must be novel and interesting, without nonsense, and not too ordinary. Both of these books are well written. There are 53 chapters left and I really can't finish them. It was so boring at the end of writing. Every time there is a live broadcast, there are a lot of old fans questioning the protagonist. The routine has always been the same. I really can't stand it. So boring.

Not bad, why is the score so low? It's also a story article, and the writing is okay. Why are the final data so poor? I don't quite understand, but I can finish it normally! If you want to see story-telling type recommendations, check it out

It's a pretty good novel. Behind every story is a social phenomenon. The author writes with intention and comments on the live broadcast. Netizens' humor. Reflected vividly. There is still some suspense at the end. I've finished reading it. What about you?

I only deducted one star for this ending because I am kind. Really, anyway, the previous chapters are coherent and the story is quite interesting. The biggest pitfall is that there is an abnormality in the background of this world. It is probably too big, so I won't fill it in. Thinking about it, writing about fighting anomalies does not seem to match the style of writing short stories in live broadcast units before. Just tell yourself to deduct one star. If you read it as a casual article, you will be much happier.

The writing is pretty good, but it's a pity that the number of viewers in the last part of the chapter is inaccurate, and then the assistant's name keeps jumping between two names. In the end, the protagonist's habit of only speaking half of the words is quite annoying. If you just want to read a funny novel, the short stories in this book are still very good, and the writing is very immersive.

It's so beautiful. The author wrote it so well that I couldn't bear to let it go in the middle of the night. I couldn't find it anywhere even if I was looking for a reward.

That's it for the follow-up. There's still a lot more to write about, so why don't we finish it?

Fortunately, it's just too short 🤭

So far it's pretty good, you can check it out