There's Something Off About My Divination Fee
我的卦金不对劲
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- Completed
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- 1.9M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 2y ago
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The protagonist must have blown up countless nursing homes in his past life, and he's surrounded by all sorts of junk. Judging by the character of those people around him, you can imagine what kind of person he really is.
The protagonist is very strong—the protagonist is trash—the protagonist is very strong—the protagonist is trash—the protagonist stops believing in fate—the protagonist is very strong—the protagonist is trash—dropping the book.
Goodness, a quick look at the list of works, and they're all from the purgatory.
Before watching, I thought: In a superpowered world, the protagonist's fortune-telling is always accurate, so he must be worshipped, at least like those fortune-telling masters in fantasy novels, who would respectfully invite you to have their fortunes told for any important matter.
Goodness... The protagonist truly has no friends, right? His ex-girlfriend is a scheming woman, and he has a muscular rival. His best friend is a scumbag who lured monsters into the protagonist's house ("). If the protagonist didn't have some kind of cheat code, he would definitely be double-killed. His classmates also include a paparazzi who loves to take photos and spread rumors.
I seriously suspect the author wanted to write about Nantong. I can't stand it! Making a joke is one thing, but why does it have to be written about all the time?
The more you read, the more enjoyable it gets. The early chapters are filled with sly dogs, but around chapter 200 onwards, it goes on a killing spree, even earthworms are chopped down vertically – it's incredibly satisfying!
Su Yun, who likes the male lead, has her body invaded by a soul that likes someone else, and then Su Yun runs away with that person, right? If she could ever be found again, who knows what kind of "exploitation" she'd have undergone?
After reading dozens of chapters, my only feeling is chaos.
The first few chapters were somewhat interesting, but it got increasingly confusing as it went on. The monsters negotiated, then one of them infiltrated the army, making the army seem unreliable. Then a group of extraordinary beings inexplicably ran away – were the monsters going to eat people and treating the university students and the army like sheepfolds? And the protagonist was rather unlikable; was he a selfish individual?