Her Fortune-Telling Is Inaccurate, but Her Aim Is Steady

I've only read a dozen chapters, and I'm already completely captivated by the female lead. I prefer the novel to the TV series; the TV series can never compare. The novel's female lead transcends mere romance. She focuses more on navigating the human world.

While the story initially leaves the reader feeling somewhat melancholic, the author's skillful writing effectively compensates for this. The entire piece flows smoothly, the protagonist is vividly portrayed, and justice is served swiftly and decisively, preventing any sense of unease. Despite the story's underlying sadness, it is accepted with equanimity.

A very good novel. The protagonist appears to be a cool and aloof female Taoist priest, but is actually a master con artist. The supporting characters are well-developed, with a female-to-male ratio of 7:3. I hope more people can read it.

It's a good read. The female lead has a very interesting personality and is very friendly to the female characters in the story. There are also a lot of female characters, so the plot doesn't feel flat or boring. Please update more often! 😘

The plot is very interesting, and the mutual help and support among the women is very touching. Highly recommended.

Women-friendly, a female adventure story, the female protagonist is very kind. It's my favorite type of novel, and also my favorite type of female protagonist. I can never resist a kind person! I've read all three of the author's books; they all focus on women, and the writing is gentle and kind. I'm so grateful to have these books to keep me company. Definitely worth reading!

I've read over ten chapters so far, and it's very well written. The female lead is great, and I hope that bad people in real life really do get their comeuppance.

It's great! It's still being serialized and doesn't have a rating yet. I probably wouldn't have read this kind of story if I wasn't looking for something to read! But I found a gem in this trashy world, it's really good!! The female lead's personality is great (not a saintly, good-natured one, but one I like), the plot is great, and it's also very humorous.

The plot and writing are good, but I'm deducting one star for the insulting use of female language 😤😤😤

I've read about a third of it so far, and personally, I think it's alright. To me, it feels more like a series of short stories: the female protagonist travels, encounters various events that reveal the backgrounds of different people, and then the protagonist, through her chivalry, helps them achieve happy endings. Then she travels to other places, and the cycle repeats.