Urban: Master of Divination

The hexagram interpretation is detailed, logical, and realistic, and you can also make plans based on the hexagrams. Even if you make it up, it's pretty awesome! The most important thing about magic is not prediction, but operation and decision-making. It is about using magic to make our lives better. There is no doubt that the six-yao prediction ➕ strategy in this book is a good example.

It's exciting. This is the first novel about magic and strategy that I've read. The protagonist seems to be a bit smart, and there are also elements of business warfare, an emotional master, etc., Haha, I just don't know how the protagonist will develop in the future. Very attractive indeed!

The explanation of the hexagrams is very interesting. Have a certain understanding of wealthy families, The writing is fluent, the plot is harmonious, and the thoughts are insightful. He should be an experienced middle-aged scholar. The shortcoming is that middle-aged people have experienced a certain gray era, and they have become more thoughtful and lost their passion. Their works are remarkable. But, Just a little cool.

To be honest, this is a very good book. The reason for deducting points is that the background world is still ten years ago. If the world background was placed in reality or a parallel world, it would definitely be a five-star boutique novel!

Not bad! I think.

I like reading novels with brain-burning storylines. The plot is very attractive and worth reading.

For novels that apply the Yixue methodology, it is best if each hexagram can be explained in detail separately. Readers who are interested can read it, and those who are not interested can skip it.

The characters are vivid and delicate, combined with normal thinking, and are very readable.

It is in line with the times, conveys traditional Chinese culture, draws the common mind, and shares the same journey with Yantai.

It's a cool story, very exciting, and it ends too quickly. The background of the other partner, Ms. Long, hasn't been revealed yet, which is a pity.