Setting up a Stall to Tell Fortunes, One Divination Can Make a Fortune

Great! Finally, there is a metaphysical book about the live broadcast of fortune telling by a female celebrity who is not the one who is black on the Internet! Why do we always beat around the bush to the angle of "women are bad", old, young, beautiful, ordinary, showy, struggling, love-minded, career-minded... How come all kinds of women are vicious? ! There are fewer bad guys and they receive less punishment. Actually it's not bad(?)

I said why the writing is so good and the plot is so attractive. It turns out that the author has written this kind of book before, and many of the physiognomy are not fabricated out of thin air. The author wrote them after checking through books. He is serious and responsible. If the author writes a few more books, he can set up a stall, hahaha

It's very interesting to read, and the short stories one after another are very attractive. The hexagram gold is not expensive, and it is basically reasonable for ordinary people. It's not like some metaphysical literature that seems to be exclusively for rich people. Big cheers for the author ✊The article is great

It's good-looking, the outlook is upright, and there aren't that many top-notch ones. The passer-by is not like a tool in other articles who has to question, and everyone reacts normally when being slapped in the face. Although they will be suspicious at first, they won't react too much. I've seen enough of the slaps in the face without thinking, and I don't feel happy at all. On the contrary, I am very irritated. Everyone's speech and behavior in this article are normal, and it is comfortable to watch.

After watching it, the plots of each unit are quite interesting. There are no scary stories, and basically no ghost stories are involved. The people around the heroine are also very nice, and there are no big or bad things. There are two points that I don't like very much, but everyone has different opinions. 1. There is no privacy for the heroine's fortune-telling. Of course, those who sit there by themselves are excluded because they don't mind being known. The rest are specially asked by the heroine to go to the private room to do the fortune-telling. After that, the heroine will tell others to satisfy everyone's wishes... 2. The heroine's fortune-telling is sometimes very clear, and she also makes suggestions and even solutions.

It's very interesting. It's not the kind of system that follows the trend of cultivating immortals. The plot is a bit tight.

After reading more than two hundred chapters, I can safely give it a favorable review. Among the live-streamed fortune-telling and metaphysical ghost-catching novels that I have read, the stall-telling fortune-telling is the only one I have seen. Unexpectedly, it is actually connected with Wei Mian's fantasy book ("The Metaphysics Boss She Goes to Set up a Street Stall Again" was the only stall-telling fortune-telling I have seen before). That book was first serialized and I I felt that the writing was to my liking, and I gave it good reviews. Compared with this book, the writing style has improved, the narrative is smoother, and the author feels more professional. Whether it is about metaphysics or law, I have searched a lot of information, and the protagonist is a growth stream. I also like it very much. However, it is precisely because the heroine is not invincible and has a novice protection period, so most of the time she is limited to fortune telling and melon hunting instead of catching ghosts and monsters. The main plot also progresses a little slowly. Some readers may find it a bit bland, but I actually like this rhythm, especially the gossip team gathered in the teahouse. They are all very loving and have a close-knit feeling of being hidden in the city. In the later stage, if there are barriers to becoming bigger and stronger, I will find it boring... I like the struggle at the beginning of the novel hh

It's okay, the writing and plot are quite smooth. Each short story is very short, with only a few chapters telling fortunes. The content is basically not repetitive, each has its own quirks. Generally speaking, the heroine's thinking mode still loves women, she does not belittle women, and she does not put women first and men take the lead, and men take the blame while women take the blame. Basically, the pitfalls that women are likely to encounter in real marriages are written down. It's just that the two siblings who want to move their ancestral graves are a bit sloppy. The sister here shouldn't be a bad person, but it doesn't end well either. Everything else is basically that good will be rewarded with good and evil will be punished with evil. Although I can't fault it, the novel doesn't have any ups and downs that are particularly attractive. I feel like I could abandon the novel at any time without worrying about it, but when I think about it carefully, I feel that the novel is quite well written, which is quite strange. Speaking of which, I really want someone to calculate my fortune. I can accept one thousand or two thousand [laughing and crying]

Very nice! It's not a live broadcast, nor is it the kind of person who easily rewards tens of millions and makes the whole network a sensation. It was the kind of fortune-telling that was done by setting up a stall in the square. Then naturally, the square dancing aunties regarded this stall as a favorite. When someone came to tell fortunes, they would avoid it. If others didn't mind, they would come around and listen. Sometimes it could also comfort the person concerned. For example, if some sisters find themselves stuck in a quagmire, their aunts will comfort them and give them advice. It is the warmth radiated by ordinary people. The fortune tellers are all ordinary people, so the heroine is priced at 200 yuan per time at the beginning. Most of the fortune telling is about marriage and career. There is no limit to the number of times. After all, fortune telling in ordinary stalls is nothing more than this. The fortune telling is done when the customers come. Of course, the general core of this type of metaphysical literature is that "good deeds and evil deeds are rewarded". The protagonist rarely intervenes in the cause and effect of others, unless the other party has done many evil things. Generally, it is to break bad luck at the request of others, give some advice, and get rid of some troubles. Ordinary people don't have any serious evil in their nature and just live an ordinary life. It's rare that the heroine's guidance can make them live a better life. However, there are also some people who just forget it all and refuse to listen to others' advice. Without the intervention of others, they will taste the bitter consequences of committing suicide by themselves. I have read more than 220 chapters so far. The writing is very smooth, the logic is also online, and the descriptions of the supporting characters are also very vivid. Really good [note]

The overall plot writing is good, but the characterization is still a bit limited. The bad guys are of any gender, which I think doesn't matter. However, most of the characters who are neither too bad nor too good are women, and they are a bit stereotyped women, so it feels a bit uncomfortable to watch. I saw a couple who were destined to have no children adopt Kangkang. I can accept this couple, but the woman's mother wants to When Kangkang was sent back, the girl's father was very upright and felt that it was wrong to do so. The boy's parents were both good people, so the logic made sense, but it was very uncomfortable anyway. There was also the plot of the ugly ladybug marrying the goddess of three marriages, and up to this point, I asked all the men in the career that women have all kinds of emotional problems, mother and daughter, father and daughter, husband and wife, and friendships. The writing is actually quite good, but it feels like it is just like this. There are also two paragraphs in the previous article about the portrayal of the poisonous best friend. The word poisonous best friend appears in the article. This kind of plot design is understandable, but the two consecutive paragraphs about this aspect make me feel a little uncomfortable. I think it is reasonable for this kind of thing to happen, but it is unavoidable that I feel uncomfortable. However, there is really nothing wrong with the plot and the writing is on point, so I still give five stars to the author. I would like to thank the author for his hard work in writing and saving me from reading for half a day.

It's quite good-looking, and it references a lot of metaphysical knowledge. The deciphering of some Chinese characters is quite interesting. This novel gave me the feeling of being eating melon and listening to gossip all the time. But the gossip also revolves around some family ethics, love and hatred, and some of them are quite explosive. There must be something similar in reality, and it may be even more outrageous than fiction. After all, fiction requires logic, but reality does not. The heroine has not joined any organization. She thinks it would be good to be a fortune-telling practitioner. There is basically no mention of ghosts, nor is there any mention of the underworld. There are very few plots and plots, making it a relatively relaxed article. The ending is open-ended, with the heroine looking forward to the next encounter with Black Compass.

I used to watch live fortune telling, but this time I just set up a stall and it was quite fun. I have always liked this kind of subject, and you can see the author's intentions from many details, various annotations, and even hand-drawn diagrams by the author. You really don't have to pay too much attention to it. And although you have eaten a lot of ridiculous and exaggerated melons, it is probably because the author's writing style feels very simple and down-to-earth, without the feeling of suspension. Overall, it is full of laughter and tears and very warm. Friends who like to watch this subject should not miss [shy][shy][shy]

Each case is more prominent and has conflicts. It is quite addictive to read. Although there are cheats, you still need to work hard and have a correct outlook on life. If you don't have a correct outlook on three things, you really won't be interested in reading the book now. Ideology and moral character are stronger [shy]

Very nice! The plot is very compact, I like this one case after another, and I don't want to be verbose or show off my feelings. After all, there are too many sad things, and everyone is sentimental and tired. We are just passers-by, just watching the excitement, it's pretty good.

The writing is very good. I was really afraid of it when I first read it. Then I changed the direction to cultivating immortals, but I didn't. It was very simple and written one by one about his experience and the help and changes the protagonist made to him. In the process of fortune-telling, he came into contact with people and things he came into contact with and the injustice he came into contact with. Good or bad. Okay, those who listen to advice but not others are self-righteous. All stories are based on the protagonist's sense of justice and kindness. Because of his sense of justice, he solved his own troubles, learned the truth about the death of his parents and took revenge. Such a master really hopes to encounter him in his life.

The author's writing is really good, the writing is delicate, and the heroine in the novel has clear love and hatred. Because she is not a real Taoist priest, she does not have some worldly shackles. She can choose whether to help this so-called evil person. This book also has a linkage with the heroine Wei Mian of another book. Some people asked in the comments whether this is the trumpet of the author of Wei Mian. Although they are linked and they are novels with the same theme, the writing styles of the two authors are really different. From the two books, it can be seen that the two authors are completely different people.

A good book about Celestial Masters, a story about eating melons and accumulating blessings while solving your own destiny problems in ordinary fortune-telling days. The pacing is okay, and the author's descriptions of each case are very detailed and even have sources. However, I don't like the heroine's character very much. What impressed me most after reading the whole book is the heroine's sentence "It's not easy to tell directly." There are also several psychological activities of the heroine that I disagree with. For example, the relationship between the mother and her daughter is a very controlling one. The heroine calculates that her daughter is depressed and even wants to die because of her mother's control. As a result, her psychological activities say that the mother's starting point is good, but the result is not good, so it is not easy to tell her mother directly. I was so angry that I waited for the heroine to lash out at the mother, but the good heroine still lamented that her mother is a good mother and so on. There is another case of this kind of inconsistency between the three views, but there are not many. In short, after reading it, I feel that the writing is stable, the pace is relatively lively, and the atmosphere with my friends is also very good. For personal reasons, I don't like the heroine setting. I can read the rest without any problem.

The hasty ending is like a sudden stop on the highway. It's very interesting, I like it, there is no cookie-cutter love story, the heroine is uniquely beautiful, [Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post][Top post]

It's quite good. The heroine has been setting up a stall to tell fortunes and later on, there is no cp except for some details. Taoist culture is also explained in many details. The author is very meticulous in marking the books and even pictures that are quoted. Although ordinary people can't understand it, I can feel the author's intention. The plot is also very coherent. The Golden Finger Compass is also explained clearly from the appearance to the departure. The villains who change the heroine's destiny also have a closed loop with a beginning and an end. When Wei Mian came out, I personally felt that it was not suitable. I haven't read Wei Mian's book, so it's a bit abrupt. Maybe people who have read it will think it's a good linkage [face covering]

It's super good-looking. The heroine's fortune-telling and feng shui are traditional, not the golden-finger-cancel-the-sky kind. Set up a stall to read photos. Not broadcasting live, not helping solve crimes, not cultivating immortality. It's the story of the metaphysics unit. The heroine is the reincarnation of an ordinary person but not a powerful person.

I've just finished reading it. It's a very long and very interesting novel. The main plot is very daily, just telling fortunes and eating melons. The melons calculated by the heroine are really interesting. All in all, this is a novel that flows from day to day. There is a character in the novel who is a senior. He is stronger than the heroine. He is very strong. Visually, he is the strongest in this article. He exudes a sense of kindness from a senior to a junior. After reading the comments section, I discovered that the author wrote another novel about a female protagonist. No wonder. If you mind that the heroine is not the strongest, you can avoid the thunder. This is why I hate series novels. They are all the protagonists of the novel. When we meet, we can't tell who is strong and who is weak. It's very difficult to control the protagonist. But she doesn't have a lot of roles, and it's over in two chapters.

It's quite good-looking, and the heroine is pursuing a career! No CP! My wife is very dedicated and has found a lot of Feng Shui reference materials which seem very immersive. Except for the occasional inexplicable mention by passers-by that the heroine is particularly good-looking, balabala, and that most of the villains in the incident are female characters, it's okay, and the literary wasteland is worth watching.

It's very interesting, and it's not about live metaphysics. It's very fresh, and the story inside is very attractive [laughing] [laughing]. The only drawback is that it's not enough to watch [currently in development]

It's not bad. It's a rare M novel that I have finished reading. But the villain moves a little too fast and is gone before he can react. Thanks to another master, who can also be said to be the "idol" of the heroine, he helped a lot (I highly doubt it is the heroine of the author's other works). The other one was a bit short, I felt like there was still a lot more that could be written, but it ended suddenly. Let's not talk about other stories first. At least the heroine should get in touch with a few more wealthy people, right? The main people looking for heroines are basically well-off, rich, or poor people. I feel that there are no rich or powerful people. Of course, this aspect still depends on the author. You can write whatever you want. The key is to express the readers' wishes that they haven't seen enough [laughing] and look forward to the heroine's cooperation with Luo Pan in the future [please update]

Good-looking (♥∀♥), not time travel and rebirth, no live broadcast, no ghost hunting, [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart] [send heart]

It looks good. The hostess is very kind and doesn't care about the guests. Even if they have a bad attitude towards her or don't believe her, she will kindly inform and help. Some love-minded people will try their best to help and stop things. In short, it is still very close to reality. Fees are often waived or reduced.

The writing is very nice, and it seems to be quite positive. I just don't like the fact that the male friend of the heroine's roommate is actually a man... It's so sudden, all of a sudden... It's not necessary.

It's very interesting, but it's not very enjoyable without CP. I'm tired of the pseudo-heroine stories with strong women and strong men, so I came here to search for stories without CP. There are various short stories in each unit, and each story is also thoughtfully attached with the follow-up. The follow-up is either there on the spot, or it will be released soon. I have read one before and it was very confusing. One short story was interspersed and each one started the next story without explaining the follow-up. There were even three or four stories interspersed with no follow-up. It is very unfriendly to people like me who like to watch unit dramas and have a bad memory. I like independent and complete stories, and the author is really considerate. Some follow-ups include a summary of the previous events to prevent readers from forgetting what happened before. The only drawback is that it's too short. Author, do you really not plan to keep writing? Is this unit drama really interesting? The ending was too sudden, and this kind of fortune-telling spread among the elderly in the park is very down-to-earth and immersive. The heroine is not a virgin and has a clear mind. There is no love line in the whole process. I like to see this kind of heroine who is the strongest (the strongest in the novel), and the slap in the face comes too quickly.

It's quite good to watch. Mainly because there are no questions about the plot of being slapped in the face (I hate it the most when someone tells a fortune and someone pops up to believe it or not and then confesses and apologizes after being slapped in the face by the protagonist). And the supporting characters in it are also normal people who won't make mistakes for no reason. I only watched 10% of it. It's still quite good to watch.

It's very interesting to read, and every little story is very interesting. I followed it from the first season of Wei Mian, and found out that it is the same author who changed the little vest, and the two protagonists are connected. It is so interesting. The three views are very positive, but the ending is very sudden. I still have more to say. I am looking forward to the third season of Da Da. 🥰🥰🥰[Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]