Immortal in Horror Game: She is the Fortune Teller!
She is the true daughter of a prestigious family in the Federation, who was lost outside and grew up in a garbage heap, and is also a waste with only F-level spiritual power.
Her parents' abandonment and favoritism, the exclusion and framing by her green tea fake daughter sister, the cultivation sect in crisis.
She can only regain her cultivation and turn the tide by participating in the Federation Planet's 'God Creation Game'!
"No way? Someone with only F-level spiritual power can also enter the 'God Creation Game'?"
"Maybe just to make up the numbers."
"With only 3 attack points, even a gust of wind can kill her, right?"
Josh, the sickly waste not favored by everyone, casually summoned a Divine-level Monster in the dimension.
Just when everyone thought she was going to kill all sides, she smiled slightly: "Open for fortune-telling, divining the location, weaknesses, and treasures of monsters, looking at dimension feng shui, monster physiognomy, one divination for 3000 points, scan the code to pay, thank you!"
Barrage: "What's wrong! 3000 points, what idiot would go there! She's a fraud!"
Contestant: "Me me me! I want a reading, I want a reading!"
"I was here first!"
"Don't cut in line!"
Barrage: "......"
Are these the star contestants they've fostered with points?
Walk and be slow · Fantasy
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