[Fortune-telling + metaphysics + ghost hunting + powerhouse + no romance + watching the drama unfold + independent heroine + episodic stories]
Lin Yin, a mighty cultivator at the Deity Transformation stage, transmigrates one day and is reborn in the body of a girl with a tragic past, starting out a million yuan in debt.
To make a living, Lin Yin takes to fortune-telling.
First, she'll earn some money through livestreams for a few days, then buy an antique shop and enjoy a life of lying flat.
But plans can't keep up with changes. All on her own, Lin Yin first catches the eye of a special agency, then attracts the attention of an entertainment industry director.
Lin Yin thinks her days since transmigrating have been pretty colorful.
“Master, when will I finally meet my online love in person?”
Lin Yin: “You already have. He's your dad.”
“Master, my wife cheated on me and had a child who isn't mine. I want a divorce, but my parents won't let me.”
Lin Yin: “Of course they won't. You're not your mother's biological son, but your wife is her biological daughter.”
“Master, my girlfriend has been so cold to me lately.”
Lin Yin: “The person who was keeping her has left, so she can't afford to keep you anymore.”
Later, sitting in her antique shop and watching the customers come and go, Lin Yin can't help feeling that something seems a little off.
Fortune tellers also believe in cause and effect. The heroine used the body of the original owner. There is no difference between the original owner switching two children and child trafficking. The original owner is abused. These are not things that the heroine can avoid if she doesn't like trouble. It is equivalent to saying that the original owner is kind to the heroine. Of course, if there are other reasons, forget it
Five stars for "Master" I have read a lot of fortune-telling articles. Some NPCs call the heroine "Little Master" even if they follow the heroine and see real ghosts or really weird events. "Little Master" is a disrespectful and flirtatious title. I only accept that the male and female protagonists can be called this when they are flirting. The female protagonist is less than ten years old and looks like a primary school student. It is okay to call it this way. I cannot accept that someone would call it this after seeing the heroine's magic. Some old patients go to see a doctor, and the director is younger than the patient. Do they dare to call the director "little director" and the dean "little dean"? They don't dare, and will even call the "vice dean" "dean". This is a common sense of the world. But why do you dare to face the heroine? Is it looking down, flirting, or does the author just like this kind of play, with the coquettishness of a grown-up woman being a group favorite? In short, I don't like it. Just call it "Master", but there are few books that can do that.
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