
Among Immortals and Martial Artists, I Start with a Tower of Heavenly Secrets!
人在仙武,开局一座天机楼!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 107k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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53Chapters
625Recommendations
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Author, do you know why secrets of heaven cannot be revealed? Because those who know too much have been killed. 🙂
For matters involving divination, you should pay for the service; the customer's identity is not your concern, and you shouldn't let personal feelings interfere.
In addition, Tianji only advises against meddling in other people's business, except for those close to them.
This level of sophistication is only on par with an old blind man on the street.
I think those who like stories about secrets and mysteries generally enjoy the feeling of strategic planning and unpredictability, but what you wrote lacked that sense of mystery, and the attempt to appear sophisticated was too low-brow.
That's such a narrow-minded approach. Who starts by directly revealing someone's identity? I'd guess this author is also a college student.
Holy crap, this old eunuch is number one on the overall list?
Daily recommendations, even eunuch books are being recommended.
Holy crap, doesn't this author have any long-term vision? Such a good book and they just abandoned it? Only 100 yuan in royalties at the beginning, sigh... Abandoned, abandoned!
Tong Yangxing was a native of Liaodong. His ancestors were originally Manchus, residing in Tongjia, and taking the place name as their surname. A man named Darhaqi entered the Ming border region as a merchant, migrating from Kaiyuan to Fushun, where he settled. During the reign of Emperor Taizu (Tianming), the dynasty grew increasingly powerful.