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"The Heavenly Oracle" Spawns Spin-Off Variety Show, Invites Fans for Fortune-Telling with Top Masters

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Disney+ is launching a new variety show, "The Heavenly Oracle Inn," as a spin-off of its popular South Korean fortune-telling competition "The Heavenly Oracle."
  • The new show will feature top fortune tellers from the original series and invite lucky fans from around the world to South Korea for a unique divination experience.
  • "The Heavenly Oracle Inn" aims to explore Korean shamanism and divination culture through the personal stories of guests, offering a warm yet impactful perspective.

Disney+ is expanding its popular South Korean reality competition "The Heavenly Oracle" with a new spin-off variety show, "The Heavenly Oracle Inn." The original series, which featured a diverse range of South Korean mystics including shamans, tarot card readers, and face readers, proved highly popular.

The new show will bring back the top three fortune tellers from the first season โ€“ Yoon Daeman, Lee Soobin, and Seolhwa โ€“ to guide the experience. It will also feature special appearances by fan-favorite contestants like Ji Xuan Dao Ling and Mei Hua Dao Ling.

"The Heavenly Oracle Inn" will invite lucky fans from across the globe to travel to South Korea for an immersive journey into the world of divination. Participants will visit secluded, spiritually charged locations and engage in authentic shamanic rituals, traditional ceremonies, and culinary experiences, all under the guidance of the master mystics. They will also receive personalized fortune-telling sessions.

The program promises to delve into guests' most emotional and authentic stories, covering themes of love, loss, and life's challenges. Through these personal narratives, the show aims to unveil the mysteries of Korean shamanism and divination culture with a perspective that is both warm and profound. The original "The Heavenly Oracle" premiered on February 11th and sparked considerable online discussion, with its localized copyright versions currently in development.

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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.