I Have a Celestial Book of Fortune
我有一本气运天书
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- Ongoing
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- 1.1M Words
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- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 2y ago
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The protagonist doesn't give the Heavenly Court any real fortune, only fake fortune, and they can't even detect it? That's a bit far-fetched. Even if the protagonist is listed as a high-ranking official in the Crimson Emperor's court, wouldn't those powerful figures notice if they were paying attention? Later on, as the number of powerful figures decreases, wouldn't they still notice?
The cult leader, Jing Ke, was obsessed with the Dao of Qi and Luck, and the plagiarist took most of it, plus this person. Is the leader's status declining or is the path of destiny flourishing?
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A small suggestion for this book
I'm sending 2000 coins as a reward to support the author. There are very few well-written novels with a protagonist who is calm and rational, especially those with a protagonist who doesn't resort to any weird or outrageous things like the protagonist loving a certain woman and doing this or that for her, going on adventures, or having some kind of deep brotherhood.
Let's just leave the weekly routine and luck in the corner and relegate them to the sidelines. How were they treated towards the protagonist back then? It's similar to the ancient saying of "eating the blood of someone who has no descendants."
One chapter a day? Seriously? If you can't handle it, don't write. Don't you even want to earn money? I'm an author too, don't think I don't know. You actually have a backlog of manuscripts. When I was writing my own book, I always had dozens of manuscripts saved up.
The updates have been too lax; otherwise, there's no reason it wouldn't be popular. It combines the strengths of both the Jing Ke's luck-based writing style and the plagiarism-driven infinite flow style, and the writing is excellent—it's a pity.
This book reminds me a bit of what I felt when I read *The Azure Emperor*, but I dropped it when it started with the Three Kingdoms arc. I hope the author handles the transition between the main world and the smaller worlds well; I'm currently really enjoying the development of the main world.
Stealing the cult leader's fortune, he gained the talent to become a great god!