The Villain’s Mom Becomes Famous for Fortune-Telling and Gossip

Yu Yuan has been following her master in the mystical sect since childhood, originally destined to live a peaceful life and pass away naturally. That is until one day, she suddenly suffers a heart attack—only to wake up as the mother of the ultimate villain in a classic level-up novel. In the original book, the villain’s mother is just cannon fodder living among villains. Her main role is to create a dark childhood for the villain, and then she dies, allowing the villain to end up in an orphanage. The bound melon-eating system cheerfully announces: [Host, you will die in a week. Hurry up and eat melons!] Facing complete chaos, Yu Yuan: “…” Don’t panic. These are all small problems. For the sake of her life, she binds the live melon-eating system, and while telling fortunes and eating melons in the livestream, she waits for people to send her “hush money.” The onlookers eagerly compile all the hottest gossip, including but not limited to: “The Phoenix Man CEO’s Ghostly Father-in-Law,” “The Dead Son’s Green Hat,” and “Just How Many Mistresses Do You Have—Third, Fourth, Fifth, or Even Sixth?!”—a thrilling lineup of this year’s top dramas. At first, when the black fans hear that the unknown Yu Yuan is going to tell fortunes, they almost laugh their heads off: “With her high school education, she’s telling fortunes for people? Let me see who gets fooled!” That night, the rich wife @Yu Yuan posts: “Thanks to the Master’s advice, my grandson is indeed not my own.” Then she openly bans the daughter-in-law who cheated on her deceased son. The black fans collectively shocked.jpg “Is this made up?” The onlookers: “She’s the godmother of the entertainment industry. How could an unknown celebrity get her to make up a story?” The rich heiress who marries a ‘Phoenix Man,’ the wealthy lady who unknowingly adopts her husband’s biological son, the corporate queen drained dry by her own younger brother, and the unlucky CEO whose ancestral grave gets dug up—all step forward to claim their share of the drama, leaving the black fans utterly speechless. Even bigger entertainment scandals keep surfacing, with major studios anxiously checking in every day: “Hello? Sister Yu? No scandals about our artists today, right…? If there are, please don’t rush to spill! We’re willing to pay—name your price!” The black fan who gets slapped in the face hesitates, pinches the corner of his clothes, and shyly asks: “Well, Master Yu Yuan, can you help me calculate my peach blossom?” ⁕ Yu Liang has a dream—one where he is the son of the real heiress in a cliché ‘Fake vs. Real Daughter’ novel. The problem? His mom is the cannon fodder real daughter… who dies early in the plot. Looking at his mother, who is still livestreaming while living a peaceful life, the frightened Yu Liang pulls the ghost friend he just met to analyze his nightmare. The century-old ghost king, who gets caught as a nanny, looks like he has no desire to live: “…” Little Master, stop messing around! With your mom’s combat power, does she look like someone who would ever suffer a loss? Instead of thinking about all this nonsense, why not focus on something more important—like what’s for dinner? He hasn’t even started cooking yet…