Interstellar Fortune-Teller: I Became a God Through Ancient Chinese Medicine

Hiding strength again... Very annoying, very annoying. There are a lot of pitfalls that have not yet been filled in (the reason why Heaven allowed the heroine to travel through time and the reason for the end of Chinese civilization). I like this theme very much. The culture is a mess (? I hope that the heroine will not hide her talent in the future. It looks good!!! Recommend!!!

The five stars are given to Master Ni. This article firmly defends that there is no cp, no ambiguous plot, and no emotional lines between the supporting characters. She is a non-traditional heroine, but the heroine's combat power is at the ceiling. The heroine is a Taoist doctor. She is not a decisive character who must avenge her revenge. She has almost no emotions of love, hate, anger, and infatuation. She doesn't care much about other people's provocations and rudeness to her, but she will not suffer. The principles of conduct are that interests come first, cause and effect are clear, let nature take its course, and proceed with caution if you mind. Thank you all, you can leave positive or negative comments. The author is not a blind person, and I hope to give a review as soon as possible!

I came in based on the introduction and keywords. After reading the introduction, I really like it. Metaphysics has no CP and Chinese medicine. The combination of these is very interesting. It looks... Weird. (Just my own thoughts, light code) 1. When the protagonist travels through time, she just takes things as she goes, with little internal description. I don't know whether the protagonist has reached a cooperation with Tiandao, or has speculated on Tiandao's purpose for letting her travel here. (Maybe I didn't hear it in 1.5X) (From the article, you know that when you travel to the interstellar world and there is a cultural gap, it needs to be continued or strengthened to fight against something?) 2. It seems that the author of the review is going to write a group portrait. I have only read more than thirty chapters and I haven't seen the other protagonists yet. 3. The setting is very messy, interstellar technology is exploding in all aspects, and it is very similar to modern society. It seems that the cultural gap has only lost traditional Chinese medicine (using natural plants for medicinal healing, acupuncture), and metaphysics (fortune-telling, deduction, and immortality cultivation...). The character design is that the real daughter returns and the fake daughter is kicked out and punished and then slapped in the face with a boomerang (the slap in the face is my guess), but the early scenes of the real daughter are too few and the character is too dry. It is a combination of science fiction and fantasy. In the interstellar enemies, it is usually written about the Zerg. It is both down-to-earth and mecha-superior. It goes against what I want to see. I can't wait for the anchor to finish the exam. I read the article while playing a game, the introduction is to suit my taste, and I apologize for the bad review if I was distracted by the main text. I wish the author better and better writing, more ratings, more reminders, and I look forward to your next article.

I like this story. What kind of sparks will come out of the collision of interstellar and metaphysics? The hidden civilization will eventually reappear. But I don't like this ending, only the ending of the heroine BE. The law of heaven is so cruel that it simply forces the heroine to cut off her love. The one he chooses does not need any emotions or desires. She saved the world, that was her choice. She turned into wind, rain, and everything in the world, as if she was always around. What about her? I mean her as a person, her in the beginning, her wanting to go home. Finally, may you sleep peacefully in the embrace of your hometown. Good night, see you tomorrow.

It is a very sentimental article. The female major is cultivating the way of all living beings and sacrificing herself for the sake of the way. It is really passionate. But I still don't practice enough, and I always hope for perfection in my heart. I am just a little bit short of reaching perfection. I'm just so close [aggrieved] [almost crying]

This is an exciting story and I think it is very passionate. The heroine promotes Chinese theology and traditional Chinese culture in the interstellar world. People who read it are excited and the intention is very good. I almost want to fight with the heroine. The author will continue to work hard and keep up the good work.

Although the ending is a bit rushed, it is an early ending for the heroine. She does not have to go through too many hardships to further improve the work. It would be tiring enough for the heroine to have less hardships [almost crying]

She says she looks good, but I still have a question: Isn't Bai Ruoling a man? Original textBai Ruoling? ! Is she that genius girl from the Bai family? This really bothered me. I once thought that Bai Ruoling was a woman, which affected subsequent perceptions. Hope that appropriate adjustments can be made here Very good, very interesting author, I support you (ง •̀_•́)ง Come on

Very, very, very beautiful, it makes my blood boil.

I thought the title of the book was about Chinese medicine, but when I read it, it felt more like the god ➕Cthulhu. It's quite nice [Salute][Salute][Salute]