[Satisfying read + fortune-telling + farming in a famine + perks]
Chen Guangzhong transmigrates into a wastrel hated by everyone in a war-torn land gripped by famine.
From the start, it's hell mode: his home is bare, gambling debts weigh him down, and a bully is kicking down the door to assault his sister-in-law!
Luckily, just when all hope seems lost, he awakens the [Daily Divination] golden finger. A science prodigy becomes a fortune-teller, and his journey to turn his life around begins.
[First divination: Gold hidden in a dry well. Fifty taels of silver solve the immediate crisis.]
[Second divination: A hidden spring at Eaglefall Cliff. A bamboo pipeline carries water ten li and saves the whole village.]
[Third divination: Bamboo honey from West Mountain. Two hundred taels of silver in his pocket.]
[Fourth divination: Digging up golden eggs on Blackwind Ridge. Stockpiled grain means full meals for all.]
[Fifth divination: Exposing the Jia family's scheme and protecting the ancestral home, a hidden dragon's lair.]
[Sixth divination: Turning the tables on the gambling den's owner, breaking three of his legs and avenging the original owner's grudge.]
Chen Guangzhong now seems gentle and refined on the outside, but he's as devious as they come, always playing the fool to catch the tiger.
With his golden finger, he calculates the heavens, the earth, and people's hearts, amasses wealth, builds connections, and conquers a territory.
He even gets pestered by the future crown prince, who begs to become his disciple.
In the end, he becomes a great merchant, no, a great imperial tutor, and enjoys all the riches life has to offer.
It's very interesting. I haven't read such a good book in a long time. The male protagonist Chen Guangzhong is not a purely rule-abiding person. He is flexible, quick and accurate. There are no weirdos in the book, but there are some sadistic ones. It was a pleasure to read. I just wish the author could write longer.
It's good-looking, and the plots are connected to each other, closely connected, and exciting one after another. Chen Guangzhong is not pedantic, very happy!
It's good-looking, it's about surviving in troubled times, and it's also lighthearted and humorous, not bad! Recommend!
Why does such a beautiful book end? It's so hard to find a book without a female protagonist. The male protagonist is sober. Oh my god.
In case the gold coin falls. No fusion
It's quite good-looking. If you like to read fortune-telling, it will be even more interesting in troubled times and famine years. It greatly satisfies your fantasy.