Fortune Teller: Basic Skills Take On the Whole World
占卜师：基础能力干翻全世界
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 730k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- I'm a Diviner, Yet I Wield a Greatsword身为占卜师的我却手拿大剑Alternate title on Fanqie
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I'm out of books to read, folks!
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These Are the Ones I Think Are Good. Disagree? Come at Me!
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Who is the female lead? I just hope she's not someone who's indulging in self-pity.
Among Tomato's many urban fantasy novels, this one is above average, basically without any major flaws. However, the character Angie might create a negative impression on readers. As a supporting character, Angie effectively drives the plot forward, but she's a bit of a letdown.
Well, the premise is good, and the synopsis is appealing, but the content is a bit bland, as bland as the protagonist's personality. It's like gathering materials for a grand divination, but the process is just like randomly drawing a few cards. The protagonist's personality is well-developed, as is An Ling's...
It's quite good, with great potential. The flaws are acceptable; for example, uneven detail and inconsistent character development can be remedied later. Overall, it's very readable. Author, keep up the good work! The low rating is mainly due to a small readership. If over 1000 people give it 5 stars, it would be a 9.0. I believe this book has the potential to be above 9; it just needs the right opportunity.
I'd like to ask if there's a possibility of it being reversed?
We can start giving out more cards now (it seems like it's been a long time). There's a serious lack of information about the main character, and the recent chapters have left me a bit confused (of course, it could also be that I'm just too dense). If you don't want to waste action points gathering information, you can also unlock the divination skill as soon as possible.
The plot is alright, but I have to say, author, you seem to have made a mistake. I have a tarot deck in my hand. The wand, the Holy Grail, the hexagram, and the swords—there's no Ace among them. The first card is the Ace, and then the Two.
Why is this book rated so low?
The world-building is quite vast, the protagonist is intelligent and capable, and I personally quite like the protagonist's personality. I also really enjoy the friendship between the protagonist and Zhao Qi.
Could the author please update more chapters a day? It's not enough! The story is already at chapters 123. I still want to ask if there's a female lead? Who is she? Is it a single female lead story? Also, is the protagonist's current number due to the necklace given to him by his original sister, or is it something within him? I personally think it's something within him.