Livestreaming + fortune-telling + cultivation + no romance
After a mighty cultivator in the Tribulation stage and the Demon Lord destroyed each other, she transmigrated into the body of a young Taoist nun at a rundown temple.
The good news: She inherited a temple.
The bad news: The temple was ten billion in debt.
Mu Li: Fine, fine, fine. Everyone else transmigrates into a fortune worth trillions, while I get saddled with debt, is that it?
The temple was where she had lived since childhood, and she couldn’t bear to sell it. So Mu Li started livestreaming, helping viewers deal with things science couldn’t explain.
On her first day livestreaming, a comedy blogger’s tragic past became a laughingstock across the internet.
On her second day, a young woman’s fiancé turned out to be a walking 500,000-yuan spy.
On her third day, the things you never knew about today’s hottest celebrities.
On her fourth day, the richest man heard the state would provide room and board, and decided to check it out.
On her fifth day, wait, she turned out to be the real heiress in a switched-at-birth story?
After who knew how many days of livestreaming, everyone realized that anyone she called out was either a source of laughs or a juicy scoop.
It was either healing or utterly depressing.
