A Sword Cultivator Plays Fortune-Teller in the Modern World

The monks come to the world of technology where spiritual energy is revived. Immortal cultivation + metaphysics cooperate to win-win and defeat monsters. It is funny, has a happy ending, and the characters have interesting brain circuits. It is very interesting to watch. CB Xiang trio, Lu Guanzhi + Duan Wenjing + Yan Ze. Lu Guanzhi and Duan Wenjing have no love interest. Lao Ze has an official spouse and is male. However, the plot between him and Fan Qiu ended in the early and middle stages. It does not account for a large part. If you mind, you can leave it out. Although there are three people in the team, the book unfolds from Lu Guanzhi's perspective, with Lulu as the main character, followed by Wenwen and Yanyan. Each of the three little ones has clues to dig out. Lulu's past and the main plot are intertwined with each other, so they account for a large proportion and require more digging. In terms of the plot, I felt that the writing was a bit vague in some places and the logic was not that perfect. However, the whole thing was sorted out and explained at the end, which was considered OK. Finally, the eternal trio [send heart] is in the past, and the three little ones will be happy in the future. 2025.10.11/21：07

It's beautiful, I really like it. Many characters have so many flaws that I don't know where to start. Each one's brain circuits are very strange. It is a three-person group of protagonists. I like the name of the path. It has the unyielding and tenacity to walk to a smooth road despite the ups and downs of the road ahead. (I have not been studying recently and I am a little short of words. The names and characters are very good. I must praise it.) The names of Yanyan and Wenjing are also very touching. The author really likes hidden knives. The hidden knives here are not only real knives, but there are some fragments that will make you feel that there may be one here, but there may not be one. That's the feeling. Well... I'm not a big fan of tragedies, even though they might be easier to remember. I hope Xiao Duan can be with his friends as soon as possible, I hope Yan Yan can regain his spiritual integrity as soon as possible, I hope Xiao Lu can get rid of his inner demons as soon as possible, and I wish the trio will have a smooth journey in the future. PS I don't have any other skills. If you dare to die in the finale, I will change it by one star and blacklist you permanently! [Crying] Author, I believe you understand what I mean

Let me make a prediction. If this book changes its cover, it will definitely become a hit. The ID covers a wide range of topics, and most of them are popular ones, including patriotism, immortality, comedy, metaphysics, boss, time travel, etc. There are even ones that are basically in line with people's tastes and include no female protagonist and no CP. Apart from the fact that the writing style is a bit immature, it is very well written. It would not be appropriate for this book to be placed entirely on a male channel. After all, sometimes you will see some chapters that still have a female channel flavor. My personal guess is that in the future, there will be more female readers, and they will make some requests for CP. Don't agree, and don't pick up the sesame seeds and throw away the watermelons.

It's really, really, really beautiful. [Flowing Kiss][Flowing Kiss] The author must keep writing. There is a saying that "group portraits are always so passionate and lively." It really fits. The three people help each other and each has its own meaning. I really like this book. I must keep writing it! The ending must not be "be", because I feel like I want to write "be" [crying], don't be, don't be, the worst we can do is have an OE ending, okay? Otherwise I will send you a blade [crying] Let's sort out the mines. I can't stand it when I see someone behind me. ① Yan Ze has a cp. ② Yan Ze's cp is a man.

It's cool, really cool, but I don't really like to read passages about children. I don't understand why such cool articles always have a child. It's better to have a foreshadowing, otherwise I really don't understand.

Come and watch me clear mines The only thing that I personally think is possible is that Yan Ze had a cp, but his cp died early in the middle. It was very rarely described, and it didn't take up a lot of the entire text. It can even be said that it was very, very, very, very little. He only appeared three times in total, once in Yan Ze's mouth, once in memory, and once in death. So it should have little impact. But other than that, it is indeed a good-looking group portrait without any ambiguous brotherhood (of course, you can do it if you want to force CP) Duan Jingwen: A gifted occultist with excellent predictions, proficient in psychology, a clever way of dealing with people, and a lively and funny personality. Lu Guanzhi: A super strong swordsman, considered to be the ceiling of his combat power. He loves swords and drinks. He seems to be cold and taciturn, but in fact he is playful and very lively. Yan Ze: Former Buddhist disciple of Wuji Temple, but he is not a cold and aloof person at all. He is full of youthfulness, has strong cultivation, and is proficient in Buddhism. An unconventional monk. Of course it's also a joke. Finally, the three of them are very handsome, and each has their own areas of expertise in terms of combat power. If you really want to compare them, it depends on the environment. But they are almost all ceilings in their respective fields. If they are separated, they are invincible; if they are united, they are invincible. The three people each have their own background stories. The three of them are tied together. There is no specific protagonist, they are the three of them. As a group portrait article, in addition to these three, there are many interesting supporting characters. It's also very distinctive and distinctive, so if you like group portraits, you can definitely go for it. And don't look at the low ratings, the writing is good, the plot is good, and the characters are good. It's no worse than those 9 o'clock ones, it's just that the name and cover are delayed. Go, go, go, it's so pretty! It is also very relaxing and not frustrating, and there are different plot lines and story lines, which are great for killing time and relaxing your mood.

After reading it, this article is actually very good. It is a small team of three people. It is very interesting. No one is holding back, and everyone supports each other. And I think the setting and characters are actually quite interesting, but sometimes the characters are a bit too thin. I suggest that the author can work harder in this aspect. The description of the environment is also a bit lacking, so just focus on these two points. I think the writing style is pretty good. It's a highly recommended book. I think the setting is quite interesting. Big cheers for the author! Please don't stop updating, and I hope this book becomes a hit. And I think the author is working very hard to improve himself, come on!

It's a good book. From the main point of view, Lu Guanzhi is a master of martial arts, and he knows a little bit about everything. The monk was super cool every time he chanted sutras violently, but CP died miserably. I can only say that Duan, an indigenous person, opened up. I just clicked it without describing it. He became a senior boss within a year. From ordinary people in the lower realms to someone in the Mahayana stage, everyone's fate can be taken a look at in the future without having to pay any price. It is simply a matter of fate given by heaven. Personally, I don't really like Goldfinger's wide-open look, but it's okay if he's not the main point of view. That child is really out of the ordinary. Regardless of whether he has just entered kindergarten or not, after the protagonist saves him, he becomes obsessed with the protagonist and becomes a disciple on his own without the protagonist's consent (of course the protagonist seems quite happy to do so, but isn't it mentioned above that there is something wrong with the apprenticeship? The protagonist has a mistake in his Taoism, so he accepts a disciple so quickly? Although it is not official). Moreover, people around him think that the protagonist will suffer a huge loss if he does not accept the child. The child is very good-natured, and this default attitude is... Very kind of. A is crazy about B and engages in scandals. A's friends directly stand from B's perspective and feel that A and B are a match made in heaven. Although they may just be a joke between friends, there is no psychological description, no description of why the protagonist acquiesces to the child calling him master, it feels like an imposed relationship, and it is very uncomfortable to watch. The writing style is average to that of Yang Persimmon, and some parts are quite jumpy, but it can be understood in context. The book is very rich in ideas. The ones I have read so far include Immortal Cultivation, Wearing, Max Level Boss, Sword Cultivator, Buddhist Cultivator, Metaphysics, Official (the protagonist is not included, but this official book is still good), Spiritual Energy Recovery, University, Infinite Stream, etc. It is worth reading. It's super cool, and there's a reasonable explanation for Duan's talent and strength later on. The ending is also great and satisfying. It is a TE-oriented HE. The trio all find their own way out. They practice swordsmanship, practice Buddhism, and the metaphysics bastard becomes the mainstay. Everyone has a bright future.

I like it so much, I must insist on finishing it. Although the writing is still a little green, there are no big problems. The character creation is also good, but the pace feels a bit rushed and the writing is not too detailed and three-dimensional. But I still like it very much🥺 (The fan girl secretly wants to cook... But she doesn't actually👉👈)

It's very good, the writing is humorous, and the character of the protagonist is quite three-dimensional, but the pace may be a bit tight and it could use more description of life. The description of the environment is still a bit lacking. The writing is a bit unclear and cannot fully immerse oneself in the scene. The plot is quite enjoyable, but there are a lot of blades buried here and there.