How to use Plurk to ask God for divination?

This article was published in: Hong Qi and Mrs. Yuan's study

Pulang is a veteran social platform in Taiwan, which was once a smash hit. Although fewer people use it later, it is still regarded as a pure land of social platforms by many people.

I myself like to post rubbish on Pulang, and the pressure to post rubbish here is not as great as it is on other social platforms. Probably other social platforms usually add some "serious people", so they can't talk nonsense. Then there is the feeling that Pulang is a bit non-mainstream and sub-cultural to me, so it seems that it doesn't matter to write nonsense.

However, the function I use most often is to use it to ask God for divination. Being indecisive, I often draw lots from the "Asakusa lottery" god to help me decide how to do things. Since too many people have asked me how to use Pulang and how to use the Asakusa lottery to ask God for divination, I wrote this teaching article!

Step 1: Register a Pulang account

It's very simple, just connect to Plurk https://www.plurk.com/ to register

Fill in your basic information to register

Step 2: Log in to the river

After registration, log in, you will see an interface similar to this.

We usually call the top half of the post the "river": you imagine it's a river of time, flowing from right to left. And the articles you and your friends send will be posted on the river.

If you are not used to it, you can download the APP with your mobile phone. The mobile version of Pulang is very similar to Twitter, looks very refreshing and easy to use.

Step 3: Add "Asakusa" as a friend

From the search function in the upper left corner, look for " Asakusa ". After finding his page, add the Great God as a friend.

Step 4: Begin to ask God for divination!

Go back to your own page and start asking God by sending poofs.

Just change the front to "'Ask' God" as shown in the picture below, leave a space after the word "God", write your question, and press the "Plurk" button to post.

Then you will see that God will answer your questions. Asakusa fortune-teller will give you luck, sign poems, sign poems in vernacular, and give instructions.

Step 5: Simple version of the way to ask good or bad

There is another simple way to ask for good or bad. You only need to type "(lot)" after the text of the post and send the post. Asakusa lottery god will give you good and bad luck.

This questioning method can be used in a variety of ways: for example, you can set the question into several options, each with a good or bad luck, so that you can choose the best horoscope to act on. As shown below:

The above is the method of asking God to ask divination using the puff waves. After you get started, you can also add various magical accounts as friends, some can help you calculate Tarot, some can calculate I Ching  …

Everyone, just play and see for yourself. above!