武 Wu Dalang's Cultivation Journal 武大郎修真记 by Can Liang (参两) StatusCompletedLength108k WordsGenreEastern FantasySubgenreEastern CultivationUpdated2y agoSourceFanqie Request a translation↗ Save Planned Reading Paused Finished Dropped RemoveRemove Synopsis The sixth line represents the royal court’s five ranks of nobility, while the fourth represents the lords, marquises, and ministers.The second corresponds to the fifth yao, the rank of senior official, while the first embodies the lowliest image of all: the common people.When the Parent and World lines are both strong, transformation into a dragon is ultimately assured.When the sun, moon, and moving lines generate one another, the subject is surely a royal heir. Show more Tags AudienceMaleAlternate HistoryEastern CultivationEastern FantasyFantasy & CultivationTransmigrationXianxiaXuanhuan StatsWhat these numbers mean → 47Chapters1.6kReads · all time More by this author 我 I Transmigrated and Became a Fortune-Teller 无 The Invincible Toad In booklists 1 书书书书书 Pan Jinlian, Are You Sending Me Off with a Bowl of Medicine? As the title says. 356Books94.3MViews1moUpdated