I Make a Show of It on My Supernatural Livestream, and a Billion Viewers Beg Me to Stop

Lin Lu, the last disciple of the Maoshan Sect, is kicked down the mountain by her master when she turns eighteen. “You’re short on virtue in all five elements and short on money in your fate. The mortal world is where you’ll practice your Dao!” Penniless, she turns around, registers for a livestreaming account, and launches a metaphysical stunt show that stuns the whole internet. She orders takeout for a starving ghost in a haunted house, adding the note, “Extra garlic. Enjoy your meal, and leave a five-star review on your way out.” She performs square dances in a dorm haunted by vengeful spirits, embarrassing the ghosts so badly they volunteer to reincarnate. She draws talismans with drones and writes incantations in code, giving traditional Daoist arts a cyberpunk twist. Overnight, she goes from being a “charlatan” mocked across the internet to the “rebellious daughter” of tens of millions of online fans. Protected by her livestream comments and a top star in the meme community, she even accidentally harms Gu Ye Han, heir to a powerful conglomerate, with her “bad-luck transfer,” making him her number-one victim and long-term patron. As her following explodes, trouble follows close behind. A cursed pop idol comes knocking, a bizarre jar is unearthed from an ancestral grave deep in the mountains, and the international metaphysics community issues a challenge… While Lin Lu uses outrageous stunts to deal with one supernatural incident after another, she discovers she has been drawn into a shocking conspiracy thirty years in the making. And her identity is far more than that of a little livestreamer. This is the story of a goofy metaphysics master and her cyber-fan army saving the world in ways nobody would expect. When something happens that science can’t explain, why not let metaphysics make things a little more fun?