Nine-Tailed Fox from the Start: I Travel Across the Nine Provinces by Fortune-Telling

Shui Tiao Ge Tou·Guan Qi Shu's Thoughts I was flipping through a book the day before yesterday when I suddenly saw a nine-tailed fox. It should be nine points high-grade, but it is rare for low-grade people. It is true that the simple appearance does not hide the wealth of the house. Like a long stream of water, the text is shallower and the meaning is deeper, how can it be like being in the human world. Participate in the six Yao lines and form an array to break through the disaster. There is one person and one fox, and there are also friends and relatives in the same house. There is no need for dungeons to cultivate immortality, and there is no need to level up the system, such as ascending Youzhou Terrace. The long-awaited book will be continued, and the heavy gold will finally see the sky! Postscript: [Butterfly Loves Flowers] The short stories are skillfully connected, the forms are scattered and the spirits are gathered together like a bead curtain. Although the main vein is dark and unyielding. The fireworks in the world contain the fragrance of books, the truth of the great truth is introduced in simple words, and the ancient and wonderful books have been passed down for thousands of years!

It feels like watching a localized special feature film, interspersed with daily unit dramas, but it has a clear theme and a boss, and it has the characteristics of Yi Xue, and the author's writing is very good, and he has a lot of professional knowledge of Yi Xue. I feel that this book can be made into a TV series or There is nothing wrong with the game, but some readers may not be very adaptable to the format of unit dramas. This is a matter of judgment. Generally speaking, it can still be ranked in the upper reaches of Tomato. Among metaphysics texts, apart from classics, it is estimated to be in the top ten levels👍

Believe it or not, you can learn something by reading novels. This book is like that. There are daily conversations between the protagonists of the novel, as well as warm and touching scenes. I hope the author doesn't end up with a bad ending. As long as it doesn't end badly, I will always support the author!

Every time I finish reading a chapter, I feel like "I've watched another episode". It's not like reading a novel, but like watching a daily episode. It's very interesting [laughs]

The subject matter is a novel composed of ancient Chinese Feng Shui theory combined with Liuyao Liujia. Many short stories are connected in series to depict the characters. The character portrayal is very successful. The protagonist does not truly fulfill the obligation of a Feng Shui master: to do everything and obey fate. As it is said in the novel, Liuyao Liujia can only guide people in the direction of walking, but cannot replace people's walking. It can be seen that the author has a certain understanding of ancient Feng Shui and can even say that he has done deep research. Although the content involves supernatural phenomena, it is not scary. Instead, you can experience the various aspects of life and the warmth and warmth of human beings in these seemingly absurd and bizarre stories. As a leisure book, it is actually a good book. However, the subsequent writing may also be subject to the limitations of this subject matter, because if you really want to write a large-scale copy like Ghost Blows Out the Lamp or Tomb Robbery Notes, just interpreting the hexagrams will take up a large part of the space, because the protagonist's ability to seek good fortune and avoid evil depends entirely on the six-yao interpretation of the hexagrams, and the interpretation of the hexagrams takes a long time. And if you keep writing short stories like this, readers will inevitably feel boring. Therefore, I think how to write the following text and how to use the popular science hexagrams appropriately in the text are some of the priority issues. Putting aside the future issues, this book is really good. I personally recommend reading it. Those who like ancient Feng Shui theory and six-yao fortune-telling can read it without thinking (because I am really afraid that it will be written in the back that the protagonist will cultivate immortality with the fox, and I seriously doubt that the author has seriously studied six-yao fortune-telling).

It's a very interesting novel. To be honest, I'm really surprised that "Yi" can be perfectly integrated into secular novels (rather than supernatural or horror novels). And I'm already looking forward to it being adapted into comics and movies. In fact, I think the labels could be labeled urban and pure love, and I think more people would see it.

This book is more like a collection of short stories. The protagonist is a bystander, connecting the stories together. The conflicts do not revolve around him, but around the characters in each fragment. Rather than saying that Ji Changfeng is the protagonist, it is better to say that these fortune tellers are. This is reflected in the introduction. The full text is obviously from the perspective of a bystander, downplaying the conflicts and making the plot seem a bit bland, but the intention is profound. Each fragment can reveal the author's views on society and life. The author's description of the hexagrams is very professional and detailed, which is a bonus. However, there is a problem: the introduction says "the nine-tailed fox fairy was saved", but the plot has not been explained for a long time. I will look at it later. Chapter 17 Explained

The ending of every picture always feels a bit familiar, like the words Xiaoyu asks at the end of each episode of The Adventures of Jackie Chan. The words are very well written [Like]

This is one of the most humane and pyrotechnic articles I have ever read. From the sentiments of heroes and righteousness to the customs and customs of the streets, they are all expressed in calm but contagious words. It introduced Chinese traditional culture and folk food culture, promoted the concept of harmonious coexistence between man and nature, and conveyed the Taoist idea of ​​letting nature take its course and governing by doing nothing. The warmth of the neighborhood, the enthusiasm of the people everywhere, good deeds have good consequences, evil deeds have bad consequences, good fortune and misfortune have no way, and people bring it on themselves, which is very educational. I personally think that the author wrote it carefully and there is still room for improvement, but it is already very good. Come on! 😊

It's good to watch, and the interaction between the male and female protagonists is also very sweet, but there is always a sense of lifespan theory, and it feels like a knife. If the author dares to have a knife, then I don't mind sending him a knife.