I Served as a Diviner in the Shang Dynasty

The author's description of divination is very detailed and you can tell that he has put a lot of effort into it 🥰 🥰. The description of the plot and characters is very delicate and really beautiful 🥰 🥰 🥰 🥰, but it is a bit lacking and not enough to read [Attention] [Attention]

The author still worked very hard, but there is one thing I don't agree with. The large number of divination explanations and mythological terms in the article are actually an extension of the Zhou Dynasty system. In fact, the Yin Shang Dynasty has unearthed a lot of cultural relics and texts. Their culture is really different from that of the Zhou tribes. They worship different ancestors and gods. We cannot let the Mongolians believe in Nuwa's creation of the world, and the Han people believe in Tengger, the Immortal Heaven.

Let's talk about the bad points first. The points will be deducted. How to say, One is that the heroine behaves like a second-rate person... In Shang's environment, people are not considered human beings, and nobles are also sacrifices... The heroine's words, deeds, and thoughts can survive to the next day and she is already a golden finger. She always has a strong protagonist halo + wisdom halo. There is a sense of separation between the character and the general environment. The second is the description of a large number of divination hexagrams... Basically the author's original text + explanation, twice... The large amount of divination-related content can be completely ignored. In fact, if the relevant content can be explained clearly and people can understand it briefly, it can still be considered meaningful content, but if it is not, it feels like inserting a lot of mathematical theories for you...

It's a very good-looking novel. The only shortcoming is the emotional line. Lu Ya is like a stain on the heroine. I feel very uncomfortable reading it anyway. I hope Lu Ya will not be the male protagonist. Of course, the author's big idea shall prevail.

A genius math girl travels back to the mysterious boyhood of King Zhou of Shang Dynasty, into a bizarre and mysterious world! Explore and discover traditional Chinese mysticism, the Five Elements and Bagua of the Book of Changes, and the legendary era of divination when faced with uncertainties. The author of such incomprehensible classical Chinese texts seems to use a wonderful way to lead readers to learn mysticism. They never thought that they could also learn the knowledge of astronomy, geography, and the Five Elements and Bagua! The author is really amazing [Admiration]

Nice! The heroine is very smart, but she is very love-minded many times, which makes it a bit hard to explain. 😥

It's very interesting, very detailed, and the author is so awesome, but I can't understand it because I'm not good at math 😢

Good luck to the author. He has definitely put in a lot of hard work into this book. The author's writing style and mastery of divination are worthy of five stars. The plot is twists and turns. The author must insist on reading more.

First of all, it's well written. I thought of the Romance of the Gods, and then there are a lot of hexagrams that I can't understand, but it's very attractive to watch. The plot is good. I just hope that the heroine can develop later and defeat all the kings and emperors. How can I say that she can become an omnipotent god or female immortal emperor [laughs]

I really like this kind of ancient writing, especially when I saw bloggers explaining Oracle Bones in detail on Douyin recently. The author just happened to be dozing off and sent me a pillow. The author undoubtedly did a very detailed and thorough research. It can be seen that the author is very interested in this aspect and writes very carefully, but... But The reason why I can't watch it is because of the heroine's character. I really don't like or appreciate her style of doing things. She kneels at every turn, and she kneels so hard that it makes me feel that the heroine is born to be a slave. Kneeling too softly means that she is too afraid of death, but readers It's hard for me to understand the heroine's behavior when I put it in. Maybe I'm more of the type who thinks that it doesn't matter who you are, the princes, generals, or ministers, but I'll blow you up with dynamite and become a hero again after eighteen years, so it's really hard for me to appreciate the heroine's behavior. Obviously She is so smart, she should be careful not to let herself be so sharp and able to bully anyone. The more she reads, the more bored she becomes. I hope that the heroine of the next book will not have this kind of character. When the heroine's plot is not exciting, she is so smart and there is no feeling of satisfaction at all! My disagreement with the heroine was the reason why I gave up on this book.