The Hexagram Immortal: I Wield the Sixty-Four Hexagrams to Slay All Under Heaven

It's rare to find a fantasy book with a hexagram theme. Overall, it was a good reading experience, with clear logic and good writing. The idea of ​​making the sixty-four hexagrams into a combat system is very interesting. It is not simply a shell of the Zhouyi. The battle of wits and fighting are interspersed without too much watery plot, and the further you go, the better it becomes.

The writing is very good, the plot is also very good, and the pacing is well controlled.

The rhythm is online, there are many foreshadowings, and the plot is very immersive.

The plot is very exciting and the ideas are very novel. It is worth watching.

The subject matter is very novel and the writing is very good. You can read it.

This is my first time watching something like this. The imaginative writing is very new and the plot is good. It's worth watching.

The idea is very novel. It is the first time I see hexagrams used as an attack method. It is worth a look.

This book of Gua Xian uses the sixty-four hexagrams as a combat system which is quite innovative. The effects of the hexagrams fit the meaning of the hexagrams. The Qian hexagram is fast, the Xun hexagram is the wind blade, and the Li hexagram is the fire. Each hexagram has its own use.