Fortune-Telling Livestream: One Reading Sends You Straight to the Trending Page

It's good to watch, and I like to keep the romance straight. Some comments really don't even read it, they just say that the male protagonist is much better than the female protagonist and then give up. Obviously, the heroine is a newbie who comes out to level up and fight monsters. She will always encounter a few that are relatively strong. Are the requirements for newbies so high at the beginning? From our perspective, isn't it just to see the heroine's growth path? Originally, the setting of the heroine at the beginning is not to say that she is very, very powerful at the beginning, but a growth type, and slowly becomes very, very powerful [Adoration] The author can just ignore them and write well, don't give up [crying]

The rhythm is very good! I'm not aggrieved at all. She's a growth-oriented female protagonist, which means she's an upgraded genius. [Blowing Kiss]. Of course, having multiple male protagonists is just a supplement to life, and the main focus is on the plot. She's madly poking my heart, madam [Blowing Kiss].

It's a story about a strong female character who fights monsters and upgrades. There isn't much description of her appearance, but the heroine is quite handsome. The plot is a bit exaggerated and unconventional. There are logic bugs in some places, but it doesn't stop me from having a great time watching it! Very burning! I can't stand it anymore. I can't stand it anymore after seeing chapter 490. I keep repeating the bloody routine of looking down - getting slapped in the face - looking down on - getting slapped in the face -. In the previous battle in Kunlun, all the foreign devils and snake gods appeared. There were only a few orthodox Taoists/immortal cultivators who could do the job. After the final boss was killed, foreign cultivators with no eyesight and wisdom appeared one after another to give away their heads, and they were beaten like a cent. Face plots and entertainment on the Internet are also created by robots. They repeatedly look down on them, get slapped in the face, worship them as gods and goddesses, look down on them again, and get slapped in the face again... Then some top domestic immortal cultivating family comes out to pick peaches, and the queen of cultivating immortals confronts the Taoist ancestor (the heroine)... And then the heroine can clearly push her all the way, but she insists on keeping silent and letting others jump around, or accepting various bets and challenges to show off her strength... It's outrageous!

Really enjoyed this book. The logic is reasonable, and the buttons are not repeated. It feels like there is a lot of foreshadowing. I think there can be CP, but I don't know why some people are always cheating on CP. This makes people speechless.

Haven't finished reading yet. This article is a cool one, but it has a simple and crude secondary feel. I understand why ferrets are used, because other spiritual animals are not suitable for the "dancing divination" during the live broadcast. Why do you say it has a simple and crude second-rate feeling? Let's say the heroine is great. The fortune-telling requires the "dancing" divination operation of a ferret. Let's say she is not great. When fighting the evil weapon, she is awesome and solves it quickly, simply and crudely (I always feel that the highlight of the story is a shortcoming that is neither better nor worse). In order to highlight the power of the heroine, the author used an indifferent character, a weak appearance, awesome fighting power, and a contrasting cute love of money. Just reading the article, I thought it was quite average. If you don't believe me, I will "slap it in the face" to highlight the "coolness". Although the details are a bit thin, I give it a five-star rating for the concept of the article.

The ending was both sudden and not sudden. I only started following this book halfway through. Every time it was updated to six chapters, I started reading it. It was a really interesting book, and it was also the first book I read that had a bit of modern fantasy. The writing is really good. Starting from the beginning, every small story character is very logical and has some small connections. The content is also connected very smoothly. Moreover, it is a heroine story with a very big heroine. There is not a lot of love and love. Everything is mainly to serve the heroine. From the middle to late stage, The world view involved is gradually described in a grander way. The description process is not sudden, but is slowly deepened and slowly advanced. The feelings of family and country are also written very well. I really cried while watching it (maybe it is because I can't control my tears due to incontinence). In the book, not only the plot of the heroine is wonderfully written, but every supporting character is also written with its own distinctive characteristics. Every battle has the feeling of a micro-group portrait, and some urgent plots are really immersive. All in all, it's really good to watch, you can watch it, and I highly recommend it. I feel that the rating is a bit low (quietly).

It's pretty good to watch, it relieves my anger, and the plot doesn't drag on. If Lu Li was the male protagonist, I think it would be pretty good. With multiple male protagonists, I think it should be a full-length novel.

Super beautiful, fascinating and addictive. The only drawback is that I saw it before he finished it. According to the author's foreshadowing, it is estimated that it will take hundreds of chapters to complete. What about the Soul Array? The heroine also has to recruit disciples to build a sect, and there are also alien evil gods and other things. You need to raise them first and then look at them. It's really painful to chase them.

I have read a lot of metaphysical fortune-telling, but this one is the best one in my opinion. It is not boring at all, and the story line is very logical. The highlight moments make me excited, but it is not enough [crying] Great support for the author.

After reading dozens of chapters, I realized one thing Such a good book, why isn't it popular? The female protagonist has a good outlook on life, but has a human touch, not counting the Holy Mother. She will kill when it is time to kill without hesitation. The main reason is that the female protagonist has accurate calculations. I can't tell if there is a male protagonist at the moment? However, the author's writing style is indeed good The most important thing is that the author is hard-working, even too hard-working, but not enough to read Finally, I have to say it again, why is such a beautiful book not popular?