
Wuxia Crossover: Fortune-Telling at Tongfu, From the Start, I Read Xiongba's Fate
综武:同福算卦,开局为雄霸批命
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- Completed
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- 1.7M Words
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- Eastern Fantasy
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- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
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- Qidian
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I didn't read the comments before. The protagonist was very straight-forward at the beginning. He only recognized fortunes and did not recognize people. He treated everyone equally. It was very good. The front was really good. To be honest, it gradually changed when it was getting closer to the release. I was not sure about treating everyone equally. I was not sure. I only told fortunes and ignored other people's business. I won't talk about it later. I read the comments.
I would like to give some suggestions to the author. I have only read 30 chapters so far, but I can see a problem. The protagonist has already started his professional career as a fortune teller. But at present, it seems to me that the protagonist is just an information seller. Fortune telling is a bit knowledgeable. Although I don't know much, I also know that fortune telling comes from the heart, touching bones, measuring characters, looking at the environment (feng shui), worshiping the sky, observing the stars, and using the above methods to measure people, things, and fate. The protagonist's current methods are useless, but the results are completely lacking the mystery and strength of a fortune teller. It's just like selling information.
I've read more than 400 chapters, but I still don't understand what the protagonist's plot is? Just all kinds of pens?
I saw the latest chapter, not telling the fortune of Li Clan as a punishment. You are saying that people are not as good as fate, but man will win over God. In addition, you help Li Clan solve the Turks. Don't talk about national justice. This is war. You also wrote that Li Clan said he would surrender to a foreign race, and then you said you would solve it. It's disgusting, disgusting. Furthermore, I feel that the author has written too much about war. I feel that the author wants both war and rivers and lakes, which is a bit unbalanced and watery.
As long as there are no more maids in the future, you can continue watching. Some of the poisonous points are acceptable, such as blocking the Turks, such as not telling fortunes for the Li family. This can be said to mean that the protagonist Xiaoyao Xiando does whatever he wants, and he doesn't like it, so he did it. There are thousands of people, and we cannot block other people's preferences. The only point is that since the protagonist has escaped from the mortal stage, he should treat both men and women equally, and should not do things that are out of character just because a woman is beautiful. Yan Ying wants a stable life. She can work as a waiter in a hotel and settle down in the town, but she should not be left as a maid. Even if the protagonist has no idea about her, the food is open. Anyone with a bit of brains will know how to get close to you. Don't say that no one has your idea. The protagonist accepts constant troubles and refuses to accept it. The world should consider that Yan Ying can do it, why can't others? Why is it that others are not as beautiful as Yan Ying? If things like this continue to happen, the book will fall into a cliché, and it will be ruined. Fortune tellers should stay away from the world of mortals and sit back and watch the storm. Immortals should be equal to all living beings and protect them. The author deliberately writes well and does not let the protagonist have too many women around him. Being free and happy in the immortal world is not about coveting the world of mortals. You must distinguish between them.
Alas, I gave up. The biggest taboo as an author is to use too many personal ideas to force others to instill them, or to forcefully distort them so that what is written is far-fetched and synchronized with what one thinks
After reading about 300 chapters, I feel like it's useless later on. I'd say it's low-key and show off when nothing happens. It's called pretentious. It doesn't have a high sense of presence later on. If you are already invincible, don't keep writing this. The force value will increase later, but there will be no qualitative change. It feels like it would be better to ascend and open a Xian Zong map.
The starting point is a few hundred books of Qixia Town, a few hundred books of Longmen Inn, all in the same routine
Your level as a god is too low, right? If you are a human being, you are called a god, or an immortal. If you cannot hold the sun and moon in your hands and pick the stars, what kind of god do you call yourself?
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