No One Understands Fortune-Telling Better Than Me [Mysticism]

If you've bought the complete edition, please leave a rating. Many thanks. The newly appointed Land God, Liang Jingyao, does things her own way. She starts a livestream, taking care of injustices the mortal world ignores and healing illnesses the mortal world can't cure. Fortune-telling: "Master, I'd like to know how my career luck looks." "Let's talk about your boyfriend cheating on you first." Healing: "Master, my child has had a high fever that won't go down. We've tried every hospital." "Ask your mother-in-law in the countryside if she killed a baby weasel before its eyes had even opened. The mother came to take revenge." Her livestream goes viral, with over ten million viewers. Even the biggest celebrities can't compete. Liang Jingyao invites the spirits of talented women such as Cai Wenji and Shangguan Wan'er to talk about China's five thousand years of rich culture and tell the younger generation: Cai Wenji didn't only heal, and Shangguan Wan'er didn't only fly. Unsung heroes have lain buried in the earth for decades, unknown to anyone. Development work scatters their bones, and the spirits of these fallen heroes are reduced to wandering ghosts. Liang Jingyao starts a livestream, investigates the evidence from those days, and clears the heroes' names. My next book: Emergency Rescue [Quick Transmigration]. Please add it to your favorites. In the face of nature, humanity is always so insignificant. But just as the saying goes, people can triumph over nature. As long as you make an effort, you'll reap the rewards. Zu Haixin is transferred to the newly established Emergency Rescue Department in a new timeline. She transmigrates through various small worlds and faces all kinds of natural disasters. A daughter of a noble family born to a concubine: A massive earthquake. A disgraced, washed-up actress: An apocalyptic tsunami. A young woman sent to the countryside: A locust plague. *****Check out my completed works: National Treasure-Level Female Supporting Character, Part One and Part Two; Seventy Years Later, I Became My Great-Aunt; and My Brother Is the Lord of Animals. Theme: Hard work brings rewards