City Feng Shui Master: My Compass Can Slay Dragons

Cutting off the evil dragon's veins, breaking the situation and harming the feng shui formation, watching the villain use all his tricks but being silenced by the compass, which gave me a full sense of relief. However, the author did not let the protagonist cheat all the way. The use of the compass comes at a cost (such as depleting one's own luck and seeing blood backfire). Every time he takes action, he is cautious "not as a last resort", which makes the story very tense.

The protagonist actively "devours" the evil spirit and treats the killing scene as a "buffet." This "foodie-style upgrade" setting is very novel, and the fast pace is suitable for passing time. However, the number of words is too small and too young, and the characters and world view have not yet been fully developed.

After Lin Yan awakened the ancestral compass, his eyes lit up when faced with evil spirits. The various counter-routine operations were really exciting! The combination of suspense and supernatural elements, compass system, dragon hunting and gold sharing, demon slaying and exorcism is superb, and the writing is tense and a bit refreshing.

The protagonist was born in a modern city with thin spiritual energy, and relying on the legendary compass in his hand, he can eat all the evil and evil as a buffet! It's a good setting that you don't need to use spiritual energy and rely solely on swallowing magic to upgrade. Moreover, Feng Shui masters also have to clock in and work as social animals, and the boss is always on call. The writing is very lively and interesting, but the number of words is too few and it is not enough to read!

It's quite interesting to watch. In a city with thin spiritual energy, the male protagonist can have such a compass that doesn't rely on spiritual energy to advance, but relies entirely on absorbing weird things. It's really a super treasure! It can eliminate harm for the people, and it can also increase its strength without being shackles. It is perfect.

It has the tension of suspense and supernatural, the pleasure of upgrading through system flow, and the professional sense of Feng Shui secrets. It is fast-paced, exciting and dense, and does not drag out at all. If you are in a book shortage and looking for someone to read to relieve your stress, this book will definitely make you unable to stop reading!

This golden finger is so cool! Others are too late to avoid the evil spirits, but the protagonist is better, just sucking up the evil spirits as a buffet, and the compass can be upgraded. Just watching it relieves stress and makes you feel happy. [Cool][Cool][Cool]

It's quite funny. Feng shui masters have to eat and go to work when they have to. The part about being called on by the company is really real. Fortunately, he has real skills in his hands and is not afraid of other things. He is looking forward to the day when his strength will explode.

Lin Yan is not a cold and aloof master. He will worry about the rent, help his neighbors resolve minor troubles, and be torn between the ancestral precept of "Don't show off to others" and the original intention of "saving people." This contrast of "half-time Feng Shui master + ordinary college student" makes the character particularly vivid, and makes Feng Shui no longer a cold secret technique, but a weapon to protect the people around him.

Take the "Feng Shui + System + Cool Articles" approach to the extreme🔥! The protagonist Lin Yan awakens the "Compass for Surveying the Sky" passed down from his family. Others avoid seeing evil spirits, but his eyes sparkle - earth evil spirits? Drain! Two evil spirits go berserk? Swallow it in one gulp! Nightmare Town is asking for life? Just suck it dry! This kind of setting that treats the killing game as a buffet and evil spirits as nourishment directly fills up the feeling of pleasure.