Fortune-Telling Livestream: The Real Heiress Turns Out to Be a Judge of the Underworld

A newly serialized book with less than 100 chapters. The female protagonist is a judge in the underworld. A metaphysical female protagonist. Sent to the human world by a great force, the female protagonist needs to earn merit! So, she starts by live-streaming fortune telling. She becomes a police officer. The original owner was a wisp of the female protagonist's soul.

The rating is acceptable. It includes the story of the real and fake heiresses, which makes up about two or three chapters of the total word count. There are no melodramatic, scheming, or manipulative plots, and the biological parents and siblings are not blind or naive. Furthermore, the author handles urgent matters well, avoiding having the female lead deal with other things more than ten chapters before resuming her focus on the urgent matter.

This book is pretty good. It's probably because there's less traffic and fewer people reading it that the rating is so low, but the plot and everything else is great and there's nothing to complain about. The ending was also very happy, especially the way the fake heiress was dealt with, which was very good.

Keep it up, author! [Learned it][Learned it]

The author could have written a longer version; aside from being short, this one is flawless.

The live stream was like watching a story, and then it ended.

It's not bad, you can watch it.

It's well-written; there's no attack on girls. After completing her mission, the female protagonist goes to the underworld and is reunited with her family.

The plot flows smoothly, the female lead is focused on accumulating merit, her friends and family are all intelligent, and each live-streaming short story is well-conceived. Overall, there are no major flaws, making it a worthwhile read if you're looking for something to read.

This book is great, it's a shame it only has 100+ episodes. Highly recommended!