[Two male leads + exile + supernatural resurgence + survival]
Chen Xu died suddenly from working overtime. From the start, after transmigrating, he was forced to kneel and take part in a wedding ceremony.
He thought he’d gotten a pretty little husband with fair skin for free, but it turned out he was just a disposable stand-in.
First, his “loyal servant” of a scumbag father used the original owner as a scapegoat to save the true young master, drugging him and disfiguring him in an attempt to send his own son to prison.
Then his cheap father, terrified the truth would come out, decided to strangle Chen Xu and preserve the family bloodline.
Seriously, was he just a prop for these two to showcase their master-servant devotion?
Fine. If these people weren’t going to let him live in peace, then he’d drag them all down with him... Wait, why are ghosts and monsters showing up out of nowhere?
Oh, right, he had a golden finger. Then there was nothing to worry about. He could pose as a fortune-teller along the way, wielding talismans. What demon or monster wouldn’t be asking for a beating?
(PS: This novel focuses on the story, with little romance. Readers who mind that, please consider carefully! Also, please read this clearly: this is a gong-centric novel, not a straight romance. Don’t get it wrong.)
Dear friends, if you think this book is good, please use your fingers to give it a five-star rating to support it! It's not easy to write an article, so I'd like to give the young author a motivation, please [sending my heart]
Good looking ˗ˋˏᰔᩚˎˊ˗!! Ancient exile + weird monasticism + scheming + a little bit of spiritual energy recovery [sending heart], Golden Finger is quite moderate [it takes a little effort to get rewards] [note], I think this is also good*͈ᴗ͈ˬᴗ͈ෆ, I am a plot-oriented male fan, I really like the protagonist who has a brain that is not greasy [admiration], and the CP is also very good 😘
The writing is okay, but the emotional drama is mediocre, especially in the second half. The character design of the protagonist Shou is also average. There are more than 160 chapters. Shou gives the impression that he just revolves around the protagonist and has no ideas of his own. I have read the updated chapters of this book and I don't see any outstanding abilities.
Well written. Although the beginning is old-fashioned, noisy in the early stage, there are too many monsters along the way, the official has done nothing, and the Xuanmen righteousness is mediocre and incompetent, it is still very interesting to watch. Five-star praise, the author, please keep up the standards. [Laughing][laughing][laughing]
Very pretty. It starts with a certain death situation, then opens up golden fingers and storage space, then comes exile, and then combines it with the trick flow. Looking forward to the author's subsequent novels.
I just got into it, it's novel and beautiful, the reading is fluent, the plot is clear and concise, cheers! 😘
It's very interesting. At first I thought it was just a novel about a male protagonist slapping someone in the face, but I didn't expect it to be a fantasy novel with ups and downs.
So far, the storyline and character settings are very good, I like it very much, I read 50 chapters in one go, I like it 😘
It's quite beautiful, the subject matter is novel, but the score is so low. Although there are some minor flaws, I feel that the score should be higher.
It's pretty cool, but the change was unexpected.