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
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 3y ago
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I hadn't read the reviews before, but the protagonist initially made absolute predictions, only accepting divination results regardless of the person or the situation, treating everyone equally regardless of good or bad—that was excellent. To be honest, the beginning was really good. However, it gradually changed as the book neared its release.
I have a small suggestion for the author. I've only read about 30 chapters so far, but I've noticed a problem. The protagonist debuted as a fortune teller, but so far, he just seems like an information seller. Fortune telling requires some knowledge, although I don't know much about it, but I do know that appearance reflects the heart, and that one can use methods like bone reading, character…
I've read over 400 chapters and still don't understand what the main character's storyline is? Is it just a bunch of pretentious characters?
Seeing the latest chapter, the punishment for not telling fortunes for the Li clan is... Are you saying that human calculations are no match for fate, or that human will can conquer nature? Furthermore, you help the Li clan deal with the Turks—don't bring up national righteousness; this is war.
As long as the protagonist doesn't take in any more maids or anything like that later on, the story can continue. Some minor flaws are acceptable, such as stopping the Turks or refusing to tell fortunes for the Li family. These can be explained as the protagonist's carefree and unrestrained pursuit of immortality; he simply doesn't like it, so he does these things.
Sigh, I've given up. The biggest taboo for an author is to force their own ideas onto others or to distort them, making their writing unnaturally synchronize with their own thoughts.
After reading about 300 chapters, it felt lackluster towards the end. It wasn't exactly low-key, with frequent flashy displays of power, but its presence diminished later on. Since it was already invincible, there was no need to keep writing like this. While its power level increased later, there wasn't a qualitative leap. It felt like it would have been better to have it ascend to immortality and open up a new world of immortals.
Hundreds of books on Qixia Town and Dragon Inn on Qidian all follow the same formula.
Your level of deity is too low. Anyone can be called a god or immortal. If you can't hold the sun and moon in your hands and pluck stars from the sky, what kind of immortal are you?
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