Stellar Arbiter: I Can Foretell Fortune and Avoid Disaster

I'm currently pursuing a master's degree in ancient Chinese literature, focusing primarily on the pre-Qin period. However, given the sheer number of scholars and experts in literature, my advisor assigned me a specific subject to help me graduate: the *I Ching*. Yes, I'm a serious student of the *I Ching*.

That cheapskate sister really got into trouble; she's a troublemaker. It's so frustrating to watch.

Parents and younger sister are likely the trigger; something bad happens, and the protagonist comes to the rescue. If that's the case, then it's highly toxic.

You've written so many books with terrible endings, you're really something else. But calling you a eunuch isn't quite right either, since there are plenty of authors on 7 o'clock who wouldn't even bother with a bad ending. I thought you might be able to change this bad habit, but now you're even worse than before. Before, even if it was a bad ending, at least it had an ending. Now, you don't even have an ending, you've just abandoned it, haven't you?

The subject matter is good, but the author's writing style is lacking. Despite the tense plot, there's no sense of suspense or tension. It's a flat, monotonous narrative, devoid of emotion.

Why was "The Path of Immortality Begins with Digital Life" deleted? 🤫

I always say that looking into the future and understanding cause and effect is physically exhausting, leaving you with headaches and weakness, but less than 10 minutes later I was looking into cause and effect again. Leaving aside the logic, the main character has simply become a walking task prompter.

I really enjoyed watching it, why was it abandoned? 😭

The author, Heavenly Punishment Order, wanted to transition to writing comedy novels later on, but then it fell apart, and now it's a complete disaster. Hehe.

Sacrificing oneself to save the innocent—yes, that's definitely a "true" saint! So I won't see her! After all, I can't be a saint! And I've never seen one!