Ye Fan, a live-in son-in-law, is betrayed by his wife and bullied by the rich. By a twist of fate, he gains Yin-Yang Eyes and becomes an extraordinary Celestial Master.
One eye sees the living, the other sees the dead. His divine gaze is as sharp as lightning, piercing thousands of miles!
With a celestial canopy above his head and the Kui Gang beneath his feet, he supports the Six Jia on his left and guards against the Six Ding on his right. A Celestial Master's judgment spares neither the powerful nor the wealthy: first he slays evil spirits, then he cuts down the Nightglow. What god would not submit? What ghost would dare stand in his way?
Mortal eyes, heavenly eyes, wisdom eyes, Dharma eyes, Buddha eyes, divine eyes...
The arts of fate, medicine, physiognomy, and divination; astrology, talismans, shamanism, curses, and sorcery...
Daughters of wealthy families line up to ask for his hand. The richest men from every country scramble to curry favor with him. His unfaithful wife kneels and begs to reconcile, while his snobbish mother-in-law slaps herself across the face.
In a materialistic metropolis, the Celestial Master makes his way through life, able to do anything and standing above it all...
It's very good, much better than typical low-brow cultivation novels. It has many fantastical details that conform to realistic Taoist knowledge. There are no mindless plots that highlight the protagonist's invincibility, nor are there simple monster-slaying scenes. The plot doesn't feel drawn out, the main storyline is quite clear, there are many side quests, and the writing style keeps up with reality.
Why is the rating so low? I read the previous book, and it was good, so I hope this one won't be too bad either. 🤭🤭
This book perfectly portrays the author himself as a flesh-and-blood person, and the author is also a protagonist.
Good, keep up the good work!!
I love good books
It can also be very beautiful