You Set up a Fortune-Telling Stall and Raised a Dragon?

I've been following this for a while before commenting on it. It's really good to watch. The male protagonist has a calm and calm masterly demeanor, and he's not divorced from reality. He's also very down-to-earth. I hope there won't be a female protagonist.

It is a very interesting book. It contains life and fireworks. However, there is one thing that makes me very depressed. It is the realm of the protagonist. It is not detailed here. If the author can make it more detailed, it will be perfect. Come on.

It's well written, without any nonsense.

The five children, Su Hong, Su Peng, Su Cai, Su Yue, and Su Yun, are young and young. They are quite lively. The biggest feature of this book is that it does not try to reach out to high-ranking officials, but it is about setting up stalls on the street. The parents are short-sighted, and only ordinary people have big feelings. However, it also belongs to the kindness of neighbors in the 1990s. Compared with today, neighbors don't know their last names and only pay attention to their money. They are much happier. I like that a real master should be so indifferent and calm, instead of being an endless online swindler. I really hate the bullshit in today's society, with a face that is righteous but seriously divorced from the facts. Expect

The world is full of wonders! The inheritance of five thousand years of Chinese history cannot be guaranteed to be free from strange people and strange things. The theory of ghosts and gods has always been that if you believe it, there will be it; if you don't believe it, there will be none. Since there are ghosts and gods, monsters must have ways to overcome each other. There are many books on tomato and feng shui, some are too magical, and some are very low-end. This book gives people a sense of inevitability and readability. It is a rare book of magic, physiognomy and magic for Tomato.

I saw Chapter 156. The subject matter is good, and it is not the live broadcast type after all, but the overall content gives people an indescribable feeling. In fact, I really like to read metaphysical novels, but there are too many live-streaming ones at the moment, which makes it uncomfortable to read. But this book is not the same, and it mainly talks about the southern Fujian area, fortune telling, ghost hunting, Feng Shui, etc. However, the author has a slight flaw in the portrayal of the supporting characters. Although it is not a bad point, to be honest, I really can't like some of the supporting characters. As for the story line, the author is also very thoughtful and has main lines and sub-lines, but I don't know why it gives people a very confusing feeling when reading it. Alas, the novel is pretty good overall, I hope the author can improve it. Come on!

A very good novel [smile] Very interesting

I fell in love with it at first sight. It's a novel with a strong sense of life. I hope it doesn't have a female protagonist. The loss of my wife is not my pet peeve. I hope the author will work harder to finish it. The 3 novels I read are all serialized and have not been completed yet... All of them are written by Cui Geng. I had a heart attack when I read more than 200 chapters. In this case, just use a snakeskin bag to make a bag of rat poison and put it in the village well. The medicine contains a small amount of well water. Just take it all away in one wave, otherwise you will look useless [smile]

A very comfortable short story about a family. Although there are occasional feuds between the country and the family and criminal investigations, most of them are about daily fortune telling and processing. It is plain but impressive. Things in the world are ups and downs, full of fireworks. I look forward to the follow-up.

It's a must-have on the Tomato network, and I hope it has a good ending.

Yes, it's very good-looking. It's not as exaggerated as ordinary fortune-telling novels. It can predict nearly five hundred years in the world at every turn, which is very pyrotechnic. I usually look at ten lines at a glance, but now I see them very carefully.

I finished reading it in one go and gave it a review. It was very good. It is indeed rare to see such a book with smooth writing. The plot is not sluggish and there are few glitches. The character portrayal is very good. The rural background is also very realistic. It has a semi-invincible flow.

The ideas are surprising and unconventional, the writing is beautiful, the rhythm is strong, it is very comfortable to read, it firmly grasps the boundary of metaphysics, and the story is told smoothly. It is a very good novel. Thanks to the author for his contribution.

I have read a lot of books about this kind of rebirth, but most of them hide their strength and live alone, cut off from relatives. This kind of family has many people, but few live in harmony. The protagonist is very powerful and has justice in his heart.

It's pretty good-looking. I like the male protagonist very much, but I don't really like the one named Wang. Maybe it's a matter of the era. He doesn't respect women at all. He treats girls like objects and talks about you and me. Maybe he is the epitome of most men in reality. However, he has the most roles. He has the most roles. He is not very useful in anything he does. The male protagonist has to take him with him on every mission, and he talks freely. The author writes well, but I can't stand it, but I really like the male protagonist [laughs]

It's not easy to write a book, so it's a five-star review. After the demining is completed, the game starts with Heavenly Master + Fortune Telling and Exorcism + Urban Imagination. The Celestial Master's soul travels (reborn in the city), a semi-invincible plot flow. It's a bit interesting, Shuhuang is okay (I won't know about Wu Po in Chapter 35). Still support the new book and like it.

To be honest, 9.1 Points is really low, at least it starts with 9.8 Points. The writing of this book is really good, and there are no loopholes or setting bugs. The worst part is the first ten or so chapters. But the follow-up plot is very smooth and natural, and the context of all characters and events is very clear. The story line or narrative route is like a stream flowing into a river, naturally coming together. The interplay between the protagonists connects naturally. As a result, many characters are not flat, but have a three-dimensional sense. A very nice novel, I haven't seen anything like this in the past 2/3 years. The author must pay attention and look forward to other subsequent works The most criticized thing about this book is the timeline. Obviously a lot of time has passed in the book (the next day, the next day, a few days later, I went to work with Sanyu for 20 days, the protagonist's end of the event is very clear every day, it counts as one day) (Lao Wang went out to do work 4 times, the least was 3/5 days, 20 days, the longest was 1 to 2 months) (The time represented by Lao Zhan (Celestial Master) has also passed for several months, which is clear) The time lapse before Ayu goes to Hong Kong Island coincides with the protagonist, but the time lapse after going to Hong Kong Island is also 1 to 2 months. Clear The previous plot of "Zoujiao" also lasted for more than half a month, and after that, "Zoujiao" also lasted for more than 2 days. Then the follow-up timeline is clear and clear ~~~~~~~~~~ This author has a serious brain disease. This time period is even more exaggerated than in the world of Conan. At least the world of Conan can still have 2/3 of the changes of Christmas, spring, autumn and winter. The author has not moved a hair. When he said 300 chapters, it was more than 2 months, and it has been more than 1,000 chapters (the protagonist thought to himself, it has only been more than 2 months since Honghong Yueyue and the others had enough food, and their bodies were well). This sentence directly caused readers to complain, but it was still more than 2 months [face covering]. The key is that your timeline is very clear. According to normal calculation, it has been more than 1 to 2 years. If you really count according to the author's own calculations, it's really a time compression. I don't know if it's the author's special xp, he just likes to mess with the timeline like this, and he just wants to see our readers collectively break their defenses at this point every time and leave comments [shocked]

Everyone has flesh and blood. The hero's behavior is indeed that of a superior man. What I like most is that this book is so realistic and full of life. Then there is the psychological portrayal of each character. I will not describe it, but you can really feel the author's great wisdom and high understanding of human nature between the lines.

The content is very exciting, one story after another, the protagonist has a calm personality, it is really interesting to watch

It's unexpectedly good-looking. It's different from Tomato's other novels with similar themes. This one has a strong pyrotechnic atmosphere and is full of spirit and spirit.

It's a pretty good book, but the protagonist is too soft-hearted [face covering] and never kills anyone (except for those who are full of evil). Even if his relatives and friends are bullied, the protagonist will follow the procedure to help.

A rare good book, full of the flavor of human fireworks. The characters described are no longer just NPCs to advance the plot. Reality is simply written into the book. The words perfectly describe every bit of life. I can only say that this author is awesome.

Very nice! ! ! The character settings in it are also very similar to people in the 1990s. The author clearly wrote about the preference for boys over girls in that era. Compared with now, it is really much better! The mother of the protagonist in this article is a bit patriarchal, but she only pays lip service to her family, but she actually cares a lot about her family. From here we can see the author's indignation towards the outdated ideas of the old era. At the same time, comparing it to this modern era made me immersed in the scene, and it seemed that I had returned to that time in the 1990s.

This book is good, and the writing is quite interesting. The author must have checked a lot of information and has good intentions. I've read Chapter 70 and it's pretty good.

It's a very good novel. I like to read some metaphysical novels. This is the best one I've seen so far. It makes you follow the story and touches your heart. The author should work hard to update. I don't have good writing and can't write words of praise. Just to be honest, it's beautiful [like]

Let's talk about the advantages first. The story is easy and freehand, especially when setting up a stall and gossiping. It is most comfortable to watch. You can watch anyone and anything. This is a highlight. Family ethics dramas with male protagonists are my least favorite. It was okay when it was difficult at the beginning, but later on when the family got better, all kinds of trivial matters came out. My mother's thoughts made me feel dizzy for a while. Maybe I am too familiar with the countryside. Looking at this rural family, I neither feel comfortable nor have the cognitive pleasure of seeing them for the first time. Furthermore, this is a supernatural novel. Maybe the author could consider writing a character from another perspective to reduce the sense of security and double the excitement. When the protagonist is basically finalized, writing stories about conspiracies, supernatural beings, incidents, etc. That the supporting characters encounter can better reflect the supernatural layering of the world. The male protagonist's perspective is very safe, and sometimes he just looks at the stalls and gossips if he watches too much. The best choice for this book now is a group portrait, removing the male protagonist's family background and just writing about setting up a stall. This is a market atmosphere and full of gossip. The various supernatural mysteries from the perspective of the supporting characters, the various horror stories encountered, strange characters, and black market transactions are all supernatural thrillers and folk tales.

The descriptions of the little people on the street are so realistic. I feel bad for a moment, and then I can do something touching when I turn around. I think the protagonist's mother is the cutest. Many people say that he is biased. Maybe it is. My parents are biased too, but it's okay to be biased in small things and to be fair in big things.

It's quite good. I can even say that after watching it for so many years, it's one of the best among the fortune-telling and ghost-hunting series. There are some minor issues but it's still okay. But, now that I'm halfway through watching it, I always feel that the male protagonist doesn't actually take everyone seriously. He doesn't care about it or doesn't care about it for any reason. It's just that he has the ability, so he lends a hand. If he can do something, he just does it when he sees it. There is a sense of deja vu that he has been in the world for a while but that's all. Hey. . . . Do you take care of those people at home later? You can't always let them go freely, just let them live well and take care of things when they come. I thought that no matter how much I went outside, it turned out that every day I was just helping my family, village, and neighbors, just like a tool man. Setting up stalls and dealing with evil spirits in the early stage were all pretty good. There were too many small characters and a bunch of people with similar names or even the same character. It took hundreds of timelines to go around and get far. Hong Hong hadn't gone to school yet and had just moved.

I have read more than 280 chapters, and it has only been a little over a month since the male protagonist came through. It feels like it was a normal social situation before the male protagonist came. After the male protagonist arrived, he encountered strange and weird things every day. Complaints are complaints, the author's writing style is pretty good, and the story is quite attractive.

It is a very good book, one of the few high-quality products in Tomato. The supporting characters in it are not like other books that cannot be found in another place. You can feel that they live in the same world as the protagonist. The protagonist is also well portrayed, has strength and responsibility, is not a virgin, does not mess around, and is not a bitch. The storyline is also well written.