I Work as a Fortune Teller in the 1990s

No wonder nobody's reading this. The scumbag in her past life was ruined; she had two demolished apartments that could have been exchanged for two more houses, and a state-owned job, but his sister stole them all. Her whole family treated her like an animal. After being reborn, the scumbag continues to harass the female lead. It's been over thirty chapters, and we haven't seen her get any revenge. Is she really a masochist?

The premise was a complete waste. The female lead was baffling; she suddenly became incredibly powerful without warning, and she couldn't reveal too much to ordinary people, constantly insisting that one shouldn't divulge secrets unless asked. Yet, she went around spouting off, especially advising people with warped values.

It's well-written. But there's no need to deliberately create romantic pairings or no pairings at all. The characters in a good book have life of their own; sometimes it's best to let things unfold naturally.

The only girl I could call a close friend, someone I could hang out with and have fun with, was Juanzi, but our friendship wasn't very deep. Other girls her age either had inexplicable conflicts with her or betrayed her. However, most of the positive male characters are people you instantly click with and can entrust with your rare trust...

The female lead's character is just ridiculous. She's always asking if she should have her fortune told when she meets someone—she's way too proactive. What about her past life experiences? It doesn't seem like she's been reborn at all.

Blogger, I really like your no-romance writing style. Your writing is also very good. Do you have any other completed works? I can't follow any novels. 😚😚

Well written, it doesn't create couples just for the sake of it. 👍 Choosing neither Cheng Hao nor Tang Zikai, and without affecting their respective wives, makes the plot design more reasonable for a fortune teller. Although it's a bit of a shame 😭 There's a slight regret about the daughter from the previous life, but since she took Wuyou as her apprentice, it's not too bad. Definitely worth getting into! 👍👍👍 Keep up the good work, looking forward to your new work! 💪💪💪

The author's writing is excellent, the storyline is clear, and I look forward to more updates soon! 😡😡😡

Seriously, I'm speechless. Feeding her dog malted milk powder the whole time, the author probably doesn't even know that malted milk powder is actually chocolate, not milk. It's a miracle her dog survived.

It's getting better and better. The storytelling is straightforward, focusing on everyday family matters; it seems simple and ordinary, but the tension and pacing are perfectly balanced. I really like it! 🌺🌺🌺