The Fortune-Teller’s Face-Slapping Journey

It's a cool story with a CP-free male protagonist, a steady narrative, and smooth writing. The author does not use the common "God's perspective" to directly explain the background and ending of the original protagonist. Instead, he follows the footsteps of the male protagonist after time travel and opens a new chapter step by step. The core pleasure of reading this book lies precisely in this puzzle-like exploration process - readers actively piece together and guess the truth of the original protagonist's life as the plot progresses, and at the same time, they are immersed in the refreshing rhythm of the male protagonist reaching different peaks in life. This combination of "exploration" and "achievement" adds a lot to the work!

I recently searched for this book because I wanted to read some magic novels. The rating was only 7.4 When I first read it. Generally, I don't read anything below 9, but there aren't many novels in this area, so I gave it a try. I was attracted by the first story. The author's writing style is very sophisticated, but this is the only book that feels like it. None of them look like newcomers. The wording, sentences and detailed descriptions are very good. For me, an old bookworm who has read novels for more than ten years, it is really good. Each story has a tight rhythm, and the male protagonist handles everything without leaving any trouble for himself. Basically, all aspects are considered and perfected, which is very suitable for my taste. I personally guess the reason for such a low rating is probably because there is no emotional line, because the male protagonist is really a super rational and smart person.

The male protagonist is a heavenly master who inexplicably traveled through time after his death. There is no system, so there is no plot, only the memory of the original protagonist. If the male protagonist is worn by the 22-year-old original protagonist, then the male protagonist only has the memory of the original protagonist before he was 22 years old. It is unknown what will happen after that. The male protagonist will continue to live according to his own lifestyle. Because the male protagonist is a master of metaphysics, two of the three worlds he travels to are metaphysical worlds. The male protagonist acts relatively decisively. In the second world, the male protagonist was splashed with dirt, but he immediately found out the truth on the spot and decisively broke off the engagement. In the third world, he immediately and decisively got back the money defrauded by the gold digger, and then concentrated on his own career. It is highly recommended. The male protagonist has no golden fingers except metaphysics. He has refined space mustard seeds by himself, but he cannot take it to the next world. Everything in the male protagonist's space will be gone in the next world, and even the space will not follow him... Then every time the male protagonist goes to a world, he will refine a new space...

The writing is very good. I like to read it. I have read so many fast-travel novels and this one is really good. Before I read the novel, I also read the reviews in advance. I can only say that the reviews delayed the novel. It is not easy to write a novel with such a positive outlook. Some people said that the author is the Holy Mother. After reading it, I want to say how bad the person who said the Holy Mother is. I'm also speechless for other people who gave low ratings. Everyone has their own preferences. If you don't like it, you don't have to watch it. Just because you don't like it, I'm speechless when I leave a negative review. Come on, author

The rating of this book could be higher. The writing is good and the characters are well developed. To be honest, the backgrounds do get a bit long-winded at times. 🤦 But there are no other big problems.

Seeing two worlds, comfortable. It's refreshing, not suffocating, and flows smoothly in one breath. The second world depicts the rude movements of the time-traveling girl to perfection, just like those performed by actresses in ancient puppet shows and time-traveling short plays. After watching it, the protagonist kills decisively, which is very refreshing and has a vivid understanding of human nature. Don't lick the dog, retaliate with tooth, and get your position. If I have to talk about shortcomings, it is that the weird world is a bit far-fetched and does not fit the protagonist's always resolute character. The last chapter is too hasty. Maybe the score is too low and the author has no patience. But I can't figure out why the score is so low and the killing is so decisive. The minimum should be 9 points or more.

The rating of this book is seriously low, it should be around 9.2!!! The plot of the story is logical and self-consistent, and it is not the kind that requires mindless reading, which is more comfortable. The protagonist also has a powerful rhythm of cutting through the mess with a sharp knife, with active control in hand, clear grudges, and true strength is only when you are strong... Recommended!!!

It looks good, every world is a life, and if the protagonist has something to do, he can solve it immediately without being a drag. He also respects the fate of others, interferes when he can, and lets them go if they don't listen. Basically every protagonist is the strongest. Even if the beginning is not good, he will try his best to become stronger. If he can do it, he will do it and if he can't, he will develop it. It is fun to watch from beginning to end!

I am reviewing this after reading what the author has written so far. These stories have no characters or ambiguous characters. The story is neither too long nor too short. The content is okay, the protagonist is not the kind who keeps it secret, nor is he the kind who can't pull it off.

The male protagonist is beautiful from the beginning to the end, there is no ambiguity or supporting female supporting characters, and the male protagonist is very strong and decisive in dealing with the villain. There is no plot where the villain keeps jumping in front of him and then the male protagonist holds back and does not deal with the villain. It is just a bit lacking. I finished it in one go.