Metaphysics expert Lin Yue transmigrates into a book.
She becomes the real heiress in a wealthy-family novel. According to the plot, her birth family should find her, she should become a famous young star, and live a wonderful life as the heroine of a wish-fulfillment story.
But when Lin Yue arrives, the original owner has already taken her own life, consumed by resentment.
Lin Yue: ?
Looking at the original owner's wish to become famous across the internet, Lin Yue thinks for a moment, then opens the only livestreaming app that hasn't banned her.
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A strange livestream has appeared online lately.
It's tagged #HealthyLiving. The streamer is young and beautiful, but the first thing she says is, "Want me to treat what's troubling you? If you need psychological counseling, send a gift to get on the leaderboard~"
At first, netizens say: [I'm dying. What kind of scammer is this? Is she treating illness or telling fortunes?]
[Isn't this Lin Yue? Why hasn't she left the entertainment industry yet? Now she's using livestreams to make money? Disgusting!]
Later, they say: [Holy crap, her readings are so accurate. Last time, someone said they couldn't sleep, and Lin Yue immediately said it was because they'd stolen something and felt guilty.]
[Someone else said their back hurt, and Lin Yue said it was karma for hiding a body 😱. That person really did get arrested later, and was sentenced to life.]
[This is so weird. Could she actually be the real deal?]
In the end, Lin Yue becomes famous across the internet, and her livestream draws over a hundred million viewers. Even official organizations come to her, respectfully asking for her help.
Netizens: [Help, what kind of streamer have I become a fan of?! 😳]
#Metaphysics: The kind of counseling that suits the Chinese temperament best#
*All metaphysical content is fictional. Please do not connect it to real life.
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Blurb: Tang Yin, a metaphysics expert, transmigrates into the body of a Chinese American student at an American high school. She's in New York, and has just been bullied.
The cheerleading captain and her gang corner her. Tang Yin slaps her back, then places a bad-luck talisman on each of them.
For the next three days, they choke on water and trip while walking, looking like a bunch of cursed clowns.
Word spreads, and the whole school learns that the seemingly soft-spoken Chinese girl is not to be messed with.
New York at the turn of the millennium is full of opportunities, and Tang Yin still has the Daoist cultivation she acquired in her previous life. One touch tells her whether an antique is genuine and how old it is; one glance at a divination tells her what fortune or misfortune lies ahead.
On top of that, the System occasionally pops up with a task: [Help a neighbor find something they've lost] [Drive a hungry ghost out of a restaurant] [Authenticate an antique]... She gets paid for every task. It's practically a path to riches made just for her.
The Chinatown gang comes looking for trouble? She traps them in a ghostly maze all night.
A Western medium challenges her? She summons a spirit on the spot and lets a wronged ghost from a century ago tell the truth in its own words.
She goes from being ignored to becoming a favorite guest of New York's elite. Everyone in New York knows Chinatown has a mysterious Eastern female master, and people from both sides of the law treat her with respect.
Those who once looked down on Chinese culture now line up to ask her for a reading.
Tang Yin locks away all the Chinese artifacts she finds in a climate-controlled vault, waiting for the day she can return them to her homeland.
As for Luo En, the rich and handsome school idol who willingly becomes her "loyal dog," Tang Yin can only shrug helplessly: A fated match is a fated match. She'll just have to accept him.
Theme: Live with integrity and act with a clear conscience
Quanzi is a self-effacing word used to address one's children.
I know that it is not good to guide authors to write, and I also know that authors have their own rights to express their own works. I just want to sincerely advise the author not to use AI to assist in writing novels, because it is really obvious that many things are repeated, and many paragraphs have been seen many times. After the heroine's daily live broadcast If the progressive paragraphs of the articles are exactly the same, I have read the author's variety show novel, and I came here specifically to find your other books today, because there are not many writing about this subject in Jinjiang. Of course, it is your right to write with AI, and you may find it more convenient, but I still think that writing with AI is self-destructive.
"Affected, the stock price fluctuated,..." This is a big bug for the author~ Spread is a derogatory word, right?
"Next to him is the dog Qin", which is a big thorn in the side of the author~his son
You still have to be careful when surfing the Internet