Livestream: Water Friend, You’re Going to Be a Dad!

There might be something wrong with the protagonist's outlook on life! How could someone say something like, "Your brother ran away from home because you felt lonely when you went out to work. If you didn't go out to work, your brother wouldn't have run away from home." Then the female anchor actually looked guilty, thinking that this was the thing she regretted the most? The family's conditions are so poor that they can't even afford to go to high school. A sister who was half disfigured by boiling water doesn't go out to work, so she stays at home with her younger brother, waiting to drink the northwest wind? Besides, as the younger brother of a deaf-mute, he is already a burden and drag on his older sister. Her older sister dropped out of school to work. If my younger brother doesn't say that he should be more obedient and well-behaved, he should at least be considerate of his elder sister's difficulty, because she ran away from home without anyone to accompany her? Is this what kind of wealthy family can cultivate the temperament of a young master? The protagonist still thinks it's her sister's fault? The outlook on life is completely crooked.

I almost got addicted after reading the first chapter. There are 108 generations of heads. I'll count them as 100 generations. I don't think a generation of heads has been in office for too long. Seeing that the protagonist's master is always 126 years old, I don't dare to count it as 50 years. I'll count it as 30 years. That's 3,000. Years ago, not long after the Zhou Dynasty was established in 1000 BC, King Wen of Zhou's acquired gossip had not yet spread to the world, and Fuxi's innate gossip was still used. At that time, the protagonist's sect had already been established and had branches such as Feng Shui and Physiognomy. It was really awesome. Even if I shorten the reign time of each generation to 20 years, that would still be 2,000 years, but the protagonist Shimen still takes the title of the originator of Feng Shui from Guo Pu. It's amazing 👍. Forget it and stop reading it. Let the author do his best. Check out more information and don't blindly write a novel for your own pleasure.

If the secret is not leaked, it is called physiognomy if you wake it up. It is said that fortune tellers reveal secrets, their old age is unknown, they are blind and their legs are broken. The anchor is amazing. He opens his mouth to talk about everything from childhood to adulthood, no matter how big or small it is.

I couldn't stand the first chapter. Are you telling fortunes or checking family background? You actually know it in such detail. Hongjun is not as good as you🐂

😅😅😅 How long does the protagonist have to have his fortune told like this? The more you say, the faster you die, and the more accurate you say, the more miserable your death will be.

This is the best fortune-telling book I have ever read. Every story in it is well written, novel, and attractive. I just don't know why so few people read it.

I endured reading twenty or thirty chapters, then quit and read the chapter names again. I understand a little bit why no one watched it. The story has no main line, it seems to be a ghost beating a wall and running in circles. The protagonist has no direction and has no idea what the protagonist's path is Withdrawn

Next time, go and see what the live broadcast is like before writing a book. Can you read your face through your online name, or do you have to show your face first when watching the live broadcast?

A rubbish book with seriously incorrect views

This is a direct copy. . . . .