When the destiny paths of the twenty-eight stars suddenly deviated, mortal Lai Jiesheng was involved in a battle for the fate of the stars that spanned a thousand years. This poor scholar who was always in the whirlpool of bad luck accidentally touched the broken astral disk, and the blood of the ancient star king actually flowed in his body.
He was pursued not only by the monsters who coveted star power, but also by the heavenly officials who had blessed the world with astrological prophecies. And whenever he is about to die, the memory of Xingjun sleeping in his bloodline will wake up and teach him to use crooked ways to survive - such as attaching charms to the chains of impermanence, or using bad luck to backfire on the curser.
During this disaster, he met two people who changed his destiny: the mysterious girl who always predicted his death, and the heavenly official who always stabbed him when saving him. When the astrolabe was finally put together, Lai Jiesheng discovered that he was just the most unexpected pawn in the star kings' gamble.
Reader comments
The writing style is really good, both the scene description and the psychological portrayal of the characters are very good, and the strange atmosphere of the starry sky and the awakening of the ancient coffin is vividly written. The characters are also very fleshed out. The protagonist's struggle and growth, the mysterious girl's elusiveness, and the Heavenly Official's complicated stance are all well portrayed and are not black and white. The pace of the plot is just right, the logic loop is well done, every twist is foreshadowed, and there is nothing mindless.
Looks better, okay
Overall, it's pretty good. No hydrology has been found so far.
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The writing is very capable and the plot arrangement is reasonable.
The author's outline is pretty good, at least better than what I wrote.
The writing style is really good, both the scene description and the psychological portrayal of the characters are very good, and the strange atmosphere of the starry sky and the awakening of the ancient coffin is vividly written. The characters are also very fleshed out. The protagonist's struggle and growth, the mysterious girl's elusiveness, and the Heavenly Official's complicated stance are all well portrayed and are not black and white. The pace of the plot is just right, the logic loop is well done, every twist is foreshadowed, and there is nothing mindless.
Looks better, okay
Overall, it's pretty good. No hydrology has been found so far.
We can't read the novel in vain. Please support the author by clicking five stars! Come on＾0＾~
The writing is very capable and the plot arrangement is reasonable.
The author's outline is pretty good, at least better than what I wrote.
Recommended by a friend, it didn't disappoint