Listening to Lu Heng's narrative, the audience fell silent.

"I never expected this little sister's past to be so tragic!"

"Her rebelliousness was actually for a reason!"

"Damn, that uncle is such a jerk, isn't he?"

"People like that should be taken out and shot!"

"Exactly, taking out his anger on a child, I can't imagine what he's thinking."

"I live in Beihai City, I'm going to beat up that idiot!"

"Form a group to beat him up +1! We have to teach that idiot a lesson!"

"Luckily she has an aunt, who is a bit better than Cai."

"Cai? The one mooching off a rich woman and eating leftover food?"

The audience was deeply sympathetic to Zhang Lingling's plight and seethed with anger over her uncle's actions.

However, at this moment, Zhang Lingling didn't notice these bullet comments.

Because she was completely shocked.

On the phone screen, the mysterious Daoist wearing a mask summarized her past fifteen years of life.

She had never revealed a bit about her family situation to anyone.

Not even to her close rebellious friends.

She was afraid that if she spoke out, she'd be laughed at by others.

Especially those friends she'd worked hard to make, she didn't want to lose them.

To be honest, some of her behavior was really annoying.

But at the core, it's because of her lack of parents from a young age, which led to her insecurities.

Growing up, she often acted out as a way to cover up her internal insecurities.

"Daoist, how did you figure all this out?"

"Can you also predict my future?"

"I want to learn a bit of this fortune-telling skill too."

"Even if you could teach me just a little bit..."

Zhang Lingling babbled to herself like a talkative person, asking questions nonstop.

Watching her mutter to herself, Lu Heng felt inexplicably sad.

Throughout his past life and this one, there were always parents neglecting their responsibilities.

The most typical case was Zhang Lingling's mother.

After her father's death, her mother hastily chose to remarry.

As a daughter, Zhang Lingling was tossed aside like a burden.

Since remarrying, Zhang Lingling's mother had vanished, never visiting her child.

At eleven, Zhang Lingling ran away from home, walking dozens of kilometers to where her mother remarried.

And the result?

Her biological mother beat her away with a stick.

Since then, Zhang Lingling's mindset changed completely, becoming who she is now.

"Fortune-telling talents aren't easily acquired."

"Though I can't teach you much, I can predict your future!"

Lu Heng summoned the Celestial Destiny System again.

"System, query this person's future information!"

[System Prompt: Querying future information will consume three days of the host's lifespan. Continue?]

"Yes!"

After confirming, the future experiences of the rebellious girl Zhang Lingling were revealed before him.

After reading Zhang Lingling's future, his expression turned solemn.

His mood was not very pleasant.

"Little friend, a person's future isn't set in stone."

"The future I've calculated for you now may not be what you will experience."

"However, if you don't make reasonable changes, what I say next might be your second half of life..."

Lu Heng said slowly.

"Daoist, what exactly is my future?"

"Will I become a top influencer?"

"Or will I become a world-renowned star?"

Everyone is curious about their future.

Zhang Lingling was no exception.

On her young and tender face was full of curiosity and anticipation.

"Don't rush, little friend, listen as I narrate slowly..."

After organizing his thoughts slightly, Lu Heng said softly, "If everything proceeds as I have calculated..."

"Then tomorrow night, you will have the most intense conflict with your uncle."

"At that time, you'll stab your uncle with a knife due to accumulated anger and resentment."

"Frightened by the blood spurting from his abdomen, you'll quickly contact a friend and flee to another city."

"While your aunt is out searching for you, she will unfortunately have a car accident and die from her injuries."

"You and your friends, unfamiliar with the new place, will be repeatedly deceived."

"Later, you drift along, mingling with some delinquents, not only getting accidentally pregnant but also turning to crime."

"About seven years later, you and these people will be arrested by the police for home invasion and intentional injury."

"Fortunately, your situation isn't severe; compared to others who get decades-long sentences, you only get four years."

"In prison, you're often bullied, making you think of your uncle."

"In your rage, you almost kill the bully, earning another ten years in prison."

"After serving fourteen years, though still under forty, you're completely outpaced by a fast-moving society."

"At that time, you struggle to survive, clueless, and decide to return home."

"Upon returning, your aunt's family would have moved away long ago."

"Upon inquiring with the neighbors, you learn the truth about your aunt's death caused by you."

"Filled with regret, you finally poison yourself in front of her grave..."

After hearing all of this, everyone in the livestream was silent.

The often playful audience now felt particularly heavy-hearted.

This was the most tragic person seen since the livestream began.

Although Hu was cheated on, he was a rich second generation with countless women eager to marry him.

Little Hou was tricked emotionally for years, but he's a college graduate with a good job and a promising future.

Kugou ignored advice and ended up in prison, but accumulated a substantial fortune and can still live comfortably despite not working.

But this young fifteen-year-old girl was to face nothing but hardship in her future!

"Impossible... impossible..."

"You're a liar! A fraud!"

"How can my future... how can it be so miserable?"

Zhang Lingling's face was pale, devoid of color.

She couldn't believe her future could be as tragic and pitiful as the Daoist claimed.

She erupted in unprecedented anger.

This anger was never shown, not even against the uncle who oppressed her for years.

This anger was never exhibited, not even when mocked by friends many times.

Sure, she wasn't a good student, her conduct was poor, she didn't respect teachers, and she often caused trouble.

But that doesn't mean she doesn't understand empathy.

As a child who lost her father at five and was abandoned by her mother, she knew what it's like to feel human warmth and coldness.

She knew her aunt was good to her.

But maybe due to her youth and personality, she became a bit rebellious.

Indeed, she disliked her aunt's nagging and was annoyed by her discipline.

But she never wished for anything bad to happen to her aunt...

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