Livestream: I Asked You to Be a Psychologist, Not Read Palms and Tell Fortunes

Very good

I habitually chose the "good" option, but after reading chapter 186, I suddenly couldn't continue. I felt uncomfortable all over, and I had a feeling I'd throw up if I kept reading. At first, I thought it was quite interesting, and I even laughed, but as I read on, it started to feel strange and uninteresting.

At the crucial moment, the author cut me off. That's inhuman! Inhuman!

It was somewhat interesting at first, but it lost its appeal later on. I felt like I had an ominous premonition in every chapter. When he was telling fortunes, he was eloquent, decisive, and confident. When others came to cause trouble, it was an ominous premonition. How many times has Qi Cong done this? He's like a woman, always dragging his feet. Do we need him to drag out a few more ambiguous female characters?

Making a mystery

The writer kept changing, and the plot and characters' personalities kept changing.

This landlord is problematic. The problem lies with the landlord; what gives him the right to point fingers and act so rudely?