[Supernatural mystery + metaphysics + no romance + female lead + fortune-telling livestreams + episodic stories + satisfying read + comedy]
After Cheng Ling, a grand elder of the cultivation world, is framed by her fellow sect members, she transmigrates into the body of a university student with the same name. She thinks things can’t get any worse, but soon discovers there’s always someone worse off. For justice, and to vent her anger, she helps Cheng Ling avenge the person who framed her and cost her the chance to enter graduate school.
Afterward, Cheng Ling wants to run away, but realizes things are far from simple. To stay and investigate the Educated Youth Temple and the men in black, she needs to eat, so she returns to her old trade. She follows others’ example and starts livestreaming fortune-telling online. To her utter surprise, she actually becomes a hit...
“Master, my wife has been acting strange when she looks in the mirror lately. Why doesn’t her reflection move in sync?”
Cheng Ling: “The one in the mirror is your wife.”
“Master, my golden retriever keeps staring outside and then barking at me. Is there something supernatural happening in this room? Is it unsafe?”
Cheng Ling: “Open the door. That’s your mom...”
(There are game segments featuring Honor of Kings, Eggy Party, and more, as well as metaphysics variety shows. It’s packed with all kinds of things. What’s wrong with a metaphysics expert knowing a few extra tricks? [doge])
It's a great book to read, and every story is particularly exciting, but sometimes I feel like I don't understand what it means? Especially the finale