Transmigration: I Can Tell My Own Fortune

It's very interesting. If the author can update it stably, I will definitely do it. The one I wrote before was very good. Nothing, I just want to see how many minutes I have been reading now

Nice! As for the ending, it's a bit like the dragon slayer finally becomes the evil dragon. As for the ability system, I think it can compete with Mystery. The design of this system is definitely not bad. It's not as boring as some superpower books, where you get a certain ability and then take off and get slapped in the face all the way. The ability has limited effects and possible side effects to create exciting battles, rather than constantly crushing the enemy numerically like some invincible books. The only shortcoming of this book is that the plot is a bit monotonous. The protagonist's fortune-telling and improving himself can be used as the main plot, but there are no side plots at all. This results in a somewhat thin worldview. For example, power disputes and the maintenance of interpersonal relationships can all enrich the main line of this book. It is also a good plan to gradually learn about the marginalized people from the beginning of a certain big event, leave a foreshadowing, and later reveal the truth about the control of upper-level promotions. But having said all that, generally speaking, at least the plot is not very toxic, and the protagonist's degree of cheating is well managed, but the plot is a bit unbalanced. There is a little less fighting and a little more fortune telling. The direction is right, but the development is a bit petty. It would be great if someone writes a fanfic of this book (writing classic plots does not count). After all, the crazy atmosphere and settings are so popular in the online literature environment now.

It's okay, there is no female protagonist, and there are no poisonous points. You can find fake objects (cultivation resources) through fortune telling to speed up the upgrade and develop step by step. The plot develops steadily and the story is not too long. It can be regarded as a completed novel. I will give it a five-star rating!

After watching it, the pace is relatively fast, and it is basically about looking for resources. It is very suitable for people like me. The main plot is obvious, but there are too few side plots. It's a pity that it's over, otherwise it would be more substantial by expanding on some families and casual cultivators.

It fits my reading hobby very well. Anyway, I don't think it's toxic at all. The protagonist is very calm and takes control of everything. It's very enjoyable to watch. The speed of getting stronger is not slow. It's not a masochistic novel, nor does it look like a refreshing novel.

To be honest, it feels a bit weird that the protagonist doesn't have an unknown type of swallowing heavenly turtles. I thought that when the protagonist breaks through to A level, he will swallow the turtles to strengthen his fortune-telling ability, which will make his fortune-telling ability even stronger.

Coming from the author's previous book, both are good.

It looks good. I read it as a series of short stories. It has a sense of continuity and the protagonist is very handsome.

It's very interesting, I like it, good luck to the author!

It's just that the novel progresses too fast, but the plot setting is still acceptable, come on! [Laugh]