Live Fortune Telling: All the Artists I Signed Became Famous

Good looking and recommended! There is a male protagonist (who comes out in the next few chapters) who is the female protagonist's senior brother, and later the senior brother confesses to the female protagonist that they have been together for a while. However, there are not many emotional lines between the male and female protagonists.

The story is quite novel and interesting, and the main plot is handled very well. It's quite good to find out the mastermind bit by bit.

The rhythm of the whole text is tight, especially the proportion of the live fortune-telling part is very comfortable. Unlike many metaphysical live broadcasts, which are easy to talk about the live content in large lengths, it is easy to abandon the article when you are tired of reading it. This is quite appropriate. The whole text is actually very well intertwined between the Taoism part and the entertainment industry part. Chapter 2.30 Towards the end is more clearly separated from the two parts, and the rhythm is a bit uncomfortable, but the things on both sides are also clearly explained. The flaws are not to be concealed, and I have been traumatized by 3 bad articles in a row. I am willing to give this book full marks. The last thing I want to say is that I find that most people can't distinguish the definition of male protagonist and official partner. I will use a popular novel as an example. My Seven Gangster Brothers is definitely a female protagonist. If you really want to say that the male protagonist is her brothers, the boys who are together in the end are just official partners. They are not called male protagonists, and their roles are not as good as the animals. This is also a group portrait novel that is absolutely centered on the female protagonist. The male protagonists can be said to be senior brothers, not just senior brothers. The emotional part, from confession to being together, can even be added to the teasing part of the second senior brother. The total number of words combined does not exceed 5 chapters in this 178-chapter novel. Why should I emphasize this point? Because at the moment when I wrote the review, the only 4 reviews were all emphasizing that there is a male protagonist, who is a senior brother, and very sweet... I was afraid that after reading it without knowing it, I would find that there was no emotional drama that I expected, so I turned around and gave a negative review. This book deserves a higher rating. Please explain it clearly. It is definitely a story about a female protagonist. You can read it.

It's a little better than average, but if it doesn't reach full marks, I always feel like it's missing some parts. It feels like a lot has been deleted, but it's okay. The female lead, male lead, and Tongzi are both quite likable.

It's very nice. The senior brother and junior sister are also very sweet in the back. There are just a lot of typos and I'm too lazy to point them out.