My Fortune-Telling Is So Accurate, My Merit Points Keep Exploding!

After reading fifty chapters, the male lead should be Xie Lingzhi, but what abilities does he have? Is he incompetent, just high-ranking? He doesn't understand metaphysics, only knows how to give orders, and the Special Administration Bureau has to prolong his life. The female lead is so capable, yet she can't solve her biological mother's problem at all, needing to offer herself to the male lead to work for free to resolve it... Then don't portray the female lead as a metaphysical master!

The book has a good premise and subject matter, and it might have been more exciting if written by a different author. The entire text is filled with complaints about others' jealousy and sour grapes; the older characters just act superior and berate others, making them seem like a bunch of fools.

After reading the first 50 chapters, I felt incredibly depressed. The heavens seem to be relentlessly buffing the protagonist, and then the author adds even more restrictions. I'm speechless. 😥 I feel numb with discomfort.

The appearance of the White Tiger later on added to the plot's twists and turns, making it quite interesting. I really like the female lead's personality; she's interesting, principled, and greedy, not following the conventional path of righteousness, existing somewhere between the legal and illegal worlds. Her joining the Supervisory Bureau was merely because the male lead offered good benefits; to say she offered herself to him would be too harsh.

It's very well written and worth following.

I've added it to my favorites. The idea is brilliant, the author's writing is excellent, and the title really makes you want to click. I'm visiting your site with my book, "Wizards Start in America." Thank you so much!

It's tied! I highly recommend this book! Although the beginning seems like a short drama with a sudden plot twist, the world-within-a-world setting is very interesting, and I'm really curious to know which world is the original one. The little paper dolls are so cute! I also want to ask the author, has the little princess been forgotten? Poor little princess~