Fortune-Telling Abroad, Leaving Foreigners in Tears

It's fantastic! And to those who like to nitpick in novels, are you projecting your own experiences or the female lead's? You keep saying the female lead's friends are a drag and incompetent, but have you ever considered that you're not perfect either? At least her friends grow and learn from her in an open and unpredictable environment.

The content is very novel. While others broadcast fortune telling domestically, this author does it abroad, promoting Chinese culture and surprising foreigners. The main plot is also quite clear: although the female lead has an unlucky fate, she's portrayed as a very righteous person, and I like this kind of positive and uplifting female lead.

I finished reading it all. The plot wasn't clichéd, but its straightforward delivery felt somewhat lacking. To be honest, the major climaxes (like An Ran's final sacrifice, her taking on disciples, and the sacrifices of important characters) all felt too bland, leaving a sense of emptiness. I also read some reviews, and I think that's probably why readers found it clichéd.

This book primarily focuses on the female protagonist, who is incredibly strong and confident, seemingly able to overcome any difficulty with ease. The male protagonist isn't featured much; he mostly appears in a supporting role. I really enjoy this genre, and I'd love if the updates were faster!

This is a super good book. Even the supporting characters have complete personalities. I really like this book. I also enjoyed reading An Ran's transformation from a cold, indifferent person to someone with a lot of emotions; it felt like she was truly alive. I really like this book. Keep up the good work, author! ✧(◍˃̶ᗜ˂̶◍)✩

It's good, very good, really good. Although I came to watch it because of its novel theme and the presence of a couple, the main characters aren't love-obsessed, and the male lead isn't any stronger. He's only slightly stronger than the female lead at the beginning, but he becomes less impressive later on, and in the end, he can only be a good husband.

I initially thought it was just a Mary Sue novel disguised as a fortune-telling story, but the female lead is surprisingly strong and decisive—I love her so much! 🥹🥹🥹

March 27, 2025. Overall, it was pretty good. The people she met abroad were all very kind to the female protagonist. Even the fellow villager who initially called her a scammer and loved livestreaming changed his opinion of her. These people warmed the heart of the lonely female protagonist, and her stepmother and three brothers were also kind to her.

It's great! [I highly recommend it!] Although the beginning felt a bit boring—doing good deeds without explanation, causing misunderstandings and trouble, and then others coming to your rescue and slap you in the face—the ending was really tear-jerking 😢 The male and female leads had such a tough time 😢 The ending has a grand scope; it's not the kind of plot where the female lead is amazing from beginning to end 😢

It's good! I came across it on Douyin (TikTok), and it was definitely worth it. Although the author isn't particularly skilled at writing action sequences, it's still quite enjoyable. Things end quickly and cleanly, without dragging things out. The female lead is also very cautious. Many plot points deviate from the expected tropes, making it pleasant to read.