[Metaphysics + livestreaming + adorable child + feel-good power fantasy + mystery + wild imagination + no cultivation]
Four-and-a-half-year-old Su Suisui is kicked down the mountain by her unreliable master. Penniless, she can only pick up a broken phone and start a metaphysics livestream.
As soon as the stream begins, viewers see the little girl sucking on a pacifier and burst into mocking laughter.
“Whose kid got lost? You’re telling fortunes? Try working out some addition and subtraction under ten!”
Suisui points solemnly at the top donor on the call: “Mister, your wife has hidden a man under your bed. And you’re about to suffer a bloody disaster!”
The viewers curse the little brat for making things up. But the very next second, a wanted criminal with a knife crawls out from under the top donor’s bed, leaving the whole internet in an uproar!
To a livestreaming explorer on a call: “Big brother, a lady in red is clinging to your back. She says you owe her your life.”
To a top-tier star on a call: “Uncle, your little ghost is hungry. It’s going to eat you tonight.”
To a desperate mother searching for her child: “Don’t cry, Auntie. Suisui will help you find them. The trafficker lives right next door!”
As one astonishing prophecy after another comes true, the livestream chat goes wild. Countless powerful tycoons shower her with gifts, all hoping the little Heavenly Master will tell their fortunes.
The criminal investigation squad asks, “Master, where do you think the killer is in this unsolved case?”
The richest man in business asks, “Little Ancestor, please check the feng shui of my family grave!”
Counting her money and eating candied hawthorn, Suisui says in a childish voice, “Get in line, get in line! Five hundred for a fortune reading, same price for young and old!”
There is a common problem in this kind of novels, that is, fortune telling is like surveillance, you know every detail, and there are a lot of slaps in the face and threats. For such an awesome person to be threatened is like possessing nuclear weapons, and the country will be destroyed without using them.
Written by AI, it's a bit messy
At Brother K's place, people don't believe the protagonist, but the protagonist still rescues him and even gets injured. After being convinced, I posted it.
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On the First Day of School, My Husband Who Was Secretly Married Sat in the Audience
There is a common problem in this kind of novels, that is, fortune telling is like surveillance, you know every detail, and there are a lot of slaps in the face and threats. For such an awesome person to be threatened is like possessing nuclear weapons, and the country will be destroyed without using them.
Written by AI, it's a bit messy
At Brother K's place, people don't believe the protagonist, but the protagonist still rescues him and even gets injured. After being convinced, I posted it.
Too many typos