The Fortune-Telling Heiress

"As long as they can give me money, they aren't gambler ghosts hat myvalued customers!"

"plar against them! These games must be played?"

Madison looked at the comments, then at videlabrehoo, who was pumped up. She fell silent. It seemed that poverty was scarier thunghests

She suddenly recalled her time at the orphanage. She couldn't eat or sleep well because she had no money. She couldn't even go to university because she had no money. She could only live in a cramped single-room apartment because she had no money. would've

If someone had told her back then that a ghost wanted to steal her luckin wealth away, she'd probably have reacted the same way as Yodelayherboo. She wo leaped up to confront the ghosts head-on.

The three gambler ghosts were momentarily stumped by the sudden change in Yodelayherbne's manie

"Are you sure you want to play cards with us?"

"I'm playing! I'm playing no matter what

Todelaphechooset down his backpack and set up his phone on a tripod. Then, he massaged his wrists.

"We're playing whether you want to or not!" he declared.

The thre ghosts were speechless.

Such determination!

Such emotions!

Why did they suddenly feel like their own strength had diminished?

delayer hoo slapped a hand on his backpack, which he had spread a cloth over so it could function as a temporary tabletop.

"Come on What are you waiting for? For every second you waste, more of my luck might slip away, and there'll be less for you to take"

The three ghosts immediately gathered around the makeshift table.

They exchanged glances, the sinister vibe they gave off becoming stronger.

Madison spoke up, "Since it's a matter of winning and losing you can't cheat"

She waved a hand. A yellow talisman paper slipped through the screen and appeared at Yodelagheehoo and the ghosts location. A flash of golden light emitted from the talisman, upon which the ghostly energy from the three ghosts was heavily diminished. The short, plump ghost glared at the phone screen.

"You're so unreasonable, cultivator."

Madison replied, "It's precisely because I'm a reasonable person that let him gamble with you. If I were truly reasonable, I'd take you all out right now. What could you do to me anyway?"

The short, plump ghost snorted coldly. "We've never hamned amone. Every contract was made with consent,

Todelyhechos spoke up to defend himself, "Consent? You guys obviously be

The short, plump ghost sneered, "We baited you? If you didn't hold any greed in your heart, how would you have been baited?"

The other two ghosts reminded him, "Alright, mough The most important thing is to win."

"Wow! Did you guys see that now? That move she used was crazy!

"Are these really cultivators in this world? Will you teach me, Ms. Locke?"

I want to cultivate tool can be a cultivator? What are the conditions to become a cultivator? How long would I need to leam that move just now?

"Am I the only one concerned about whether Yodelaphechoo can win?"

"Winning or losing no longer matters. He won't die if he loses. All he'll lose is his luck in wealth, halusha!"

"No more luck in wealth Haluha!"

"That'seren worse thandrath!"

The list bound ended with Yodelabreton winning effortlessly. He reached up the sweat from his brews and tumed to look at the livestitam

Ever sin contenting to the video call with Madison, his view count had shot mp

Now, there were millions of people tuned in to his stream. This was the most popular his streams had ever been since he started his streaming career. And the

still increasing. All kinds of gifts and donations were being sent in continuously.

The hands holding his cards trembled, and that last remaining thread of tear in his heart vanished completely.

What was so scary about ghosts?

The truly scary thing was having no money!