Nine Out of Ten Divinations Are Wrong

I like it. The writing is better than the first book, but I still prefer the first book because the pacing is tighter and the main characters are described in more detail. 😘😘 In my opinion, the first book focuses on characters, while this one focuses on the world-building.

This is an exceptionally good book, totally my cup of tea! No romance, no ambiguity, no major flaws, and the main characters' personalities perfectly match my tastes... The horror atmosphere is also well-crafted, the pacing is tight and engaging, and I really enjoy watching the trio get things done together. The childhood sweetheart pairing is also a treat!

I really want to see what happens when Xiao Tian goes to find Uncle Cha. I love them so much; each of them has such a distinct personality.

The second book is much more refined in its writing than the first, while maintaining the same world-building and subversive thinking. I truly think the author is incredibly talented. Both books completely overturn our understanding of historical events, which is truly creative. Crucially, this framework, upon closer examination, is logically sound. It's truly divine!

The synopsis says it's a sequel to *The Road to the Underworld*, but some parts seem to feature Old Liang alive. Ugh, I really want to read the rest of *The Road to the Underworld*! However, the writing is still very good. The main issue is that after reading *The Road to the Underworld*, I felt like I already knew their ending, so it lacked a sense of novelty.

The author's writing has improved so much compared to the previous book! The fight scenes and detailed descriptions are more vivid, the transitions are more natural, and the plot is smooth and exciting!! I really liked Xiao Yi when I read the previous book; he seemed young but calm and composed. I was disappointed that while Xiao Yi was very powerful, he didn't get many highlights in the plot.

I've been reading for so long and I realized I haven't reviewed it yet, so I have to! It's so good! I've given so many bad reviews that I don't even know how to write a good one anymore 😄😄😄 The plot is very engaging, and the characters are all loyal and righteous. Overall, it's a story about fighting together to save the world, growing together, and battling the villains.

I absolutely love this book! It's been a long time since I've encountered a book that suits my taste so well. I used to listen to it on Bilibili, but now I'm listening to it here. In the last book, when I heard about Uncle Cha's death, I cried buckets every time the author wrote about him.

Well written! Much more refined than the previous book. I really like the world-building, and it's even richer than the original *Tales of the Spiritual Path*. I recommend that those who haven't read *Tales of the Spiritual Path* read it first, otherwise they might not understand it, haha ​​(actually, I've been saving this up to give it a rating 🤭🤭).

I've been following this book since *Opening the Road to the Underworld*! The world-building has been further expanded, and the atmosphere is incredibly immersive. Compared to its predecessor, it has less of the "feel-good" element (?), And the overall tone is more oppressive, with a touch of Cthulhu-esque horror.