Livestream Fortune-Telling: My Whole Family Begs Me to Stop Exposing Them Online

[Spirit communication]+ [Suspense]+ [Social realism]+ [Bloody murder]+ [Revenge]+ [Detective]

On the seventh day after my death, my family went on a variety show and cried about how rebellious I had been.

My sister cried most beautifully of all: “My little sister just went off to seek her freedom.”

No one knew that my ghost was watching them, with reimbursement receipts in their pockets stained with Zhou Yun’s blood.

When I opened my eyes again, I was reborn on the day the whole internet was attacking me.

This time, I went straight on livestream to tell fortunes.

I connected with my mother: “Mom, should I publish the recipe for that ‘calming soup’ you gave me that kept me from taking the high school entrance exam?”

I connected with my father: “Dad, that photo you locked in your study, hidden beneath three share-transfer agreements… the one of the body dumped at Shiqiao in 1992. Who should I hand it over to?”

The livestream chat went into meltdown, and the trending topics exploded.

They begged me to shut up, crying that this was a terrible case of online harassment.

I smiled and posted a screenshot of the notice the police had just released:

“Based on the ledgers and physical evidence provided by Ms. Lin Wan, an investigation has been opened into Lin Guodong and others on suspicion of intentional homicide, unlawful detention, and other crimes.”

The screen flickered, and a secret message from someone using the code name “Z” appeared:

“Online harassment? No, this is only the beginning.”

“Every name you expose is a death warrant for them.”

“And your livestream is the next thing they’ll try to silence.”

[Human nature, power, money, desire, good and evil, evil and evil]