[Metaphysics + Feng Shui + Fortune-Telling System + Urban Cultivation + Everyday Gossip and Humor]
Lin Xuan had just turned eighteen when his relatives kicked him out of the house.
It turned out his late parents weren't his biological parents, and his late grandmother wasn't his biological grandmother either, so the house wasn't his to inherit.
Just as he was at the end of his rope, he suddenly got bound to a System called the Fortune-Telling System.
From then on, fortune-telling, face reading, bone reading, Feng Shui, and avoiding misfortune came easily to him.
Lin Xuan began setting up a fortune-telling stall to earn his tuition. Other fortune-tellers charged fifty or a hundred yuan per reading. His starting price was 500, and he charged nothing if he got it wrong.
At first, everyone thought he was too expensive. Later... even people willing to pay a fortune had to line up.
A senior executive at a listed company: Master, will my daughter get into university when she grows up?
Lin Xuan: Your mother-in-law is playing mahjong right now. If you don't hurry back, she'll drown...
A white-collar worker: Master, my boyfriend and I have been together for three years. Will we get married?
Lin Xuan: Your boyfriend has two other girlfriends. He's been seeing one for four years and the other for five, and he's also flirting with someone else right now. What do you think?
A cheating husband: Master, how many sons will I have in this life?
Lin Xuan: Your fate says you'll have no sons, only one daughter.
A university student: Master, I've been dreaming a lot lately. I dreamed about my grandma. Could it be that she misses me?
Lin Xuan: She says you're an unfilial descendant. You even burned fake spirit money for her.
A lovesick doormat: Master, I only like that woman. I don't want to break up with her. Is there really no other way?
Lin Xuan: Her birth chart is incompatible with yours. If you stay with her, you'll never get rich in your entire life.
The 1970s: I Swapped Marriages with My Stepsister, and the Cold-Faced Officer Became a Loyal Puppy
After Spending Her Family Fortune, the Tycoon's Daughter Travels a Thousand Miles to Find Her Husband
Military Marriage in the 1970s: The Transmigrated Book's Male Lead's Brother Was His Original Wife's Early Death
Siheyuan: The Greedy Neighbors Won’t Get a Thing from Me
The Widow Farms: Did Her War God Husband Come Back to Life?
You Can Raid My Home, but Let Me Go Make a Fortune in Hong Kong
It has its strengths and weaknesses. The subject matter is good, but the writing style is average, and the satisfying moments aren't frequent enough. I'm giving it four stars and urging the author to update more chapters.
It's pretty good, but it's too short. Try updating it with 10,000 words every day.
I'm afraid I'll give you an extra star.