A Transmigrated Fortune-Teller Becomes an Immortal Venerable

This book is well written, but the protagonist's strength improves too slowly, and after the protagonist enters the palace, he does not show much of an immortal appearance. He always brings out items such as glass beads to open the eyes of the ancients. From now on, it almost becomes an ordinary time travel reform novel in the late Ming Dynasty. The genre of this book is very new and I have never seen it before. The author can write about the protagonist's daily life of cultivating immortals in modern times. He can get more magical tools and props that can help improve his immortality. Don't always use flashlights and lighters. Can the protagonist's clothes also be changed? After all, if you have money, at least buy a few sets of higher-quality Taoist robes. Can you also use some high-tech? The book is very good, please update it

This book is considered to be the best in the "Only My Own Method" genre, and I recommend reading it. However, one disadvantage is that it is a little bit like Chongzhen. In front of people like emperors and empresses, it is a bit unworthy of being a magic stick, and the enjoyment is greatly reduced. I skipped the part about traveling back to China. This part was not as interesting as during the Chongzhen period.

The content is unconventional, the plot is witty and interesting, and the words and sentences are easily picked up from allusions. It can be seen that the author has a deep foundation in ancient Chinese prose and Taoism! As an ancient divine stick article, it is an excellent work and is highly recommended with five stars!

It may be a bit exaggerated, but this is indeed a very good novel. The plot is compact, the imagination is great, and there are almost no logical loopholes. It is definitely a five-star review. I hope the author will work steadily and update it soon.

There are many novels about cultivating immortals, but there are not many novels that use the feelings of family and country as the basis for cultivating immortality. The author's righteousness and profound cultural foundation can be seen from the protagonist's national sentiments, punishing evil and promoting good. The structure of the novel is novel and the plot is vivid, with various historical events. The story is coherent and fluent, and the upgrade of the Immortal Way of Obedience to the Perfection is complete, including the forgiveness of the Han people, except for those who are full of evil, and the suppression of the aliens, especially the brutal executioners of the Boar Skins, which suits the liking of patriots and must be praised.

It's good to read. The author has a very good understanding of Chinese Taoism. He explains it in simple terms and is not ridiculous at all. The more I read, the more I want to read. I give it a thumbs up.

It's rare to see a work with good writing and clear narrative on Rotten Tomatoes.

Five-star praise, this one is either a very powerful immortal, or a traditional time-travelling one.

Okay, very good, the author is thoughtful

I like it very much. Just read and have fun. Come on, come on, come on, come on!