Street-Stall Fortune-Telling to Stay Alive: From the Start, I Read Fates at the Civil Affairs Bureau

A very good book with rich characters, especially the one who only cares about so-called research and wants to master things that humans cannot master. It is disgusting and a scientific research machine 🙂🙂🙂 No, if the score is high, it will be deducted

Evaluation of "Set a Stall to Prolong Life: Count Marriage at the Door of the Civil Affairs Bureau at the Beginning" Platform: Tomato Novels | Genre: Urban Metaphysics + System Life Renewal + Refreshing Articles | One-sentence review: High energy at the beginning, intensive refresh points, fast pace, suitable for mindless decompression and catching up on updates core settings The male protagonist has only 90 days left in the terminal stage of brain cancer. He is bound to a fortune-telling and life-extending system. At the beginning, he sets up a stall in front of the Civil Affairs Bureau to calculate his chances of marriage. The more accurate the calculation is and the more people he helps avoid pitfalls, the longer his lifespan and rewards will be. Highlights - Highlights at the beginning: The Civil Affairs Bureau exposed the marriage fraud, debt, and Phoenix man routines on the spot, and persuaded the woman who received the certificate to quit, which was full of satisfaction. - Extremely fast paced: a small incident in one chapter, fortune telling + case solving + slap in the face in parallel, no procrastination, no word count - Decompressing and refreshing article: system feedback is direct, life extension, sudden wealth, and face slap all come at the same time, which is very refreshing to watch. - Down-to-earth: Realistic topics such as love and marriage, marriage fraud, family conflicts, etc., With a strong sense of immersion Disadvantages - A typical fast food article with simple logic and insufficient depth. - Obvious routines, system flow + metaphysics stall template, limited new ideas - The supporting characters are tool-like and their emotional descriptions are weak. Suitable for the crowd - I like urban metaphysics, fortune-telling and fortune-telling. - Looking for novels that require no brain use, get started quickly, and have free updates? - Readers who like to watch scumbags being slapped in the face, helping others avoid pitfalls, and reversing plots Summary 7.5/10: The beginning is amazing, and the whole process is constantly exciting. It is a qualified article for staying up late to relieve stress; it is a cautious approach that pursues rigorous logic and in-depth writing. Do you need me to compile a list of similar fortune-telling and fortune-telling instruments for you?

Late-stage brain cancer + life extension system + Civil Affairs Bureau setting up a stall to tell fortunes, this setting really shocked me! The show was full of excitement at the beginning. He revealed the debt scam of the internet celebrity fiance at the door of the Civil Affairs Bureau, and directly helped people tear up their marriage certificates, which made people sigh in relief. The protagonist is neither a virgin nor a procrastinator. He predicts marriages, solves unsolved cases, and confronts wealthy people. Every fortune-telling is accurate and highly capable. He obviously relies on survival to survive, but he has become an urban legend found all over the Internet. The plot is fast-paced, with constant twists and turns. The system rewards and fortune-telling plot are combined super smoothly, without any unnecessary water. The more you watch, the more you get hooked. The character design is also very likable, he is sober and transparent, punctual to get off work, and remains unmoved in the face of tens of millions of rewards. He has the sense of survival of a small person and the aura of a big boss. I stayed up late to catch up on it and couldn't stop. It's a rare high-quality urban imaginative article in Tomato. I highly recommend it!

There is no delay, the plot of the story is logically clear, and the inner descriptions of the characters feel very authentic.

Different fortune-telling, different excitement. The protagonist's ability is not to pretend to be 13, but to survive. If you have a strong desire to watch it, come on!

It's not bad. It's a simple and refreshing article that can remove your brain, but it's too pretentious and has no logic at all. I'll get tired of it after reading a few paragraphs.

Who knows, family members! I am really obsessed with this novel. The author is really good at writing. Every chapter is super exciting, the plot is compact and exciting, and the characters are well created. The more I read, the more addictive I am and I can't stop! Although I am very happy to have three updates a day, I am still greedy and feel that there is not enough to read. After reading the latest chapter, I feel empty and scratchy in my heart. I can neither sit nor stand. My mind is full of plots in the novel and I can't get out! If I don't read the text in large letters, I feel uncomfortable all over. I can't eat well or sleep well, and I can't get motivated to do anything. I replay the previous plot over and over in my mind, looking forward to the follow-up development crazily. My heart is full of hope, waiting for a big update. After reading it for three minutes, I immediately started to miss the next chapter. Three updates a day is not enough to relieve my addiction. The more I read, the more I get addicted. I can't get enough! The writing style is so good and the plot is so exciting. Can you read more and read more? I really love this novel so much that I can't live without it. I urge you to read more and I will stay tuned for the follow-up. I beg you to work harder. I can't get enough. Reading one more chapter can make me happy all day long. It's so addictive!

"Fortune Telling at a Stall" is a masterpiece of metaphysics with rich plot and rich knowledge. The novel uses fortune telling in the market as the starting point. The story is compact and tense, and the cases and human relationships are intertwined, making it interlocking and fascinating. The book covers diverse knowledge such as physiognomy, numerology, Feng Shui, folk customs, etc. The explanations are simple and not obscure, and cover a wide range of fields. The overall structure is rigorous, the logic is clear, the foreshadowing is exquisite, and the plot echoes back and forth, without any sense of collapse and disconnection. The work uses numerology to understand people's minds, and is both story-telling and informative. It is both enjoyable and insightful to read. It is a rare and sincere work among similar novels.

It's serious and good, there's no immortality, no ghosts and gods, no live streaming to make money, and no deliberate fun and tricks. Simply rely on the ability given by the system to tell fortunes. Six Yao, plum blossoms are easy to count, tarot cards are used for divination, Zhou Gong interprets dreams, and fortune and feng shui are read. The terminology of metaphysics and science are very professional, and metaphysics wins every time when it comes to science. Let people who don't believe in him get slapped in the face again and again until they lose completely. From a simple stall set up by the Civil Affairs Bureau to see through the marriage of a scumbag, to a stall set up by an aristocratic kindergarten to convince various respectable people to spend a lot of money to seek fortune-telling. Help the police handle cases and help the country answer the questions about the unknown power of cultural relics that science cannot explain. (There is only a partial chapter about helping the country) Later, I will return to daily fortune telling...

It's very good, not exaggerated, and the plot is very down-to-earth.