Livestream Fortune-Telling: The Max-Level Celestial Master Becomes a Legend Online

[No System + max-level expert comes down from the mountain + fortune-telling livestreams + decisive and ruthless + deeply satisfying]

Chu Ze, the last max-level Celestial Master of Mount Longhu, comes down from the mountain at his master's command to enter the mortal world. He opens a shabby fortune-telling shop on an old street in Qingzhou. With nothing better to do, he starts a livestream and connects with a streamer famous for edgy content and debunking scams, who has tens of millions of followers.

Haters flood the chat: “Five thousand for a reading? Are you insane for money? Can't wait to watch this fraud get exposed!”

Holding his teacup, Chu Ze doesn't even raise an eyelid. “You're perfectly healthy, with no misfortune in sight. But your fiance, who's supposedly away on a business trip, is in your villa's backyard right now, burying a body with a shovel.”

The internet erupts! The streamer takes her phone to the backyard to expose him, and one shovel strike uncovers a woman in a red dress. The whole internet is instantly terrified! The police rush to the scene, and Chu Ze becomes a legend in one stroke!

From then on, the Half-Immortal General Store becomes the internet's most hardcore forbidden zone. A cocky rich kid connects to the stream to provoke him? “Someone's cut your brake line. You'll soon go over a cliff with your car.”

The Feng Shui Association shows up with bodyguards to wreck his shop? “You buried iron nails in the richest man's ancestral grave to scam him. You won't leave this street today.”

The richest man in Qingzhou arrives in the middle of the night, carrying a stretcher, and kneels outside the shop to beg for help. “Master Chu, I'll hand over half my fortune if you can save my life!”

Chu Ze gently skims the foam from his tea, his expression calm. “My shop has one rule: I only accept cash for fortune-telling and face-reading. As for those who pick a fight with me...” “The Celestial Master's arts are here to deal with anyone who won't behave.”