Heiress Unmasked: Shaking the World With Geomancy novel Chapter 316

Most internet users had become accustomed to the fact that "Sixth Sense" would trend on social media as soon as it aired.

They initially thought that the serial killer in the first episode was a one-off case, but they were surprised to find out that there was spousal murder in this episode.

At one point, many of them even quipped that "Sixth Sense" was a detective crime show instead due to their knack for uncovering mysteries and murder cases.

Even though the livestream wasn't over yet, most of the viewers were switching back and forth between the livestream and Twitter.

Meanwhile, the production crew was delighted to witness the soaring online viewership and buzz surrounding the show.

With the real-time viewership far surpassing their initial projections, Carlos couldn't help but say, "We definitely can't end the livestream early because of this!"

With that, he turned his attention back to the livestream.

Having completed their missions ahead of time, everyone was noticeably more relaxed. Olivia's team even gave up on their plan to take a separate route and joined Shannon's team, leading to all three teams traveling together as one.

Shannon was standing by a patch of grass and held a handful of freshly picked herbs in her hand. She approached them and handed them the herbs, saying, "These are mint leaves and mugwort leaves. You can put them on your body to repel mosquitoes."

She then took out a piece of dry bark she had found and continued, "Here's a bark from a Crisea sycamore tree. If you can't find any mosquito-repelling herbs, you can use this instead. You can burn it, and the smoke will keep the mosquitoes away. It doesn't smell much, but it works wonders against them."

A mere half hour ago, she was vehemently condemning that scumbag. Yet, now she seemed completely at ease, nonchalantly sharing tips on repelling mosquitoes in the wild.

She had no other choice. There really were a lot of mosquitoes in the mountains during the summer. Although she had her mosquito-repelling talisman, she couldn't just leave the others to fend for themselves.

When the topic of starting a fire came up, Shannon suddenly thought of something. She turned to the camera and said, "Please try to avoid starting a fire in the wild. If you come across an open flame, be sure to put it out immediately. Given the weather, it's very easy to start a forest fire."

No one had anticipated the mystic arts variety show to take such an educationally legal turn, but they still enjoyed it nonetheless. They couldn't help but leave comments in the livestream chat.

Even though the majority of them dismissed mystic arts as mere superstition, they were still intrigued by it.

After Juniper's live talisman drawing demonstration yesterday, numerous viewers tried to replicate his techniques by following along with the recording and then sharing their finished pieces online.

Although they didn't really believe they could draw an effective talisman, they still found it quite amusing.

"Sixth Sense" was initially conceived as a show that would introduce the concept of mystic arts to the viewers.

Upon hearing Percy's suggestion, Shannon pondered for a moment before leading the cameraman to another bush, where she discovered a plant bearing dark purple fruits.

"Juniper should know what this is."

Shannon wasn't interested in hogging the spotlight. With a simple statement, she had directed the attention to Juniper.