The Empress: I Use Divination to Calculate Longevity

I'll just point out a few controversial issues; you can judge for yourselves. First point: The protagonist is arrested and imprisoned at the beginning. Shouldn't the protagonist consider his own fate? Of course, whether it's because fortune telling doesn't involve predicting one's own fate or because the synopsis states that most people can accept this, this point of contention is minimal.

Dear readers, this is my first time writing a book, so I haven't quite mastered some of the usual techniques. I hope you will all support me and leave your comments if you find any shortcomings. In addition, this book has only one female protagonist.

This kind of story with divination is quite novel. After reading the first few chapters, I'd like to point out some issues I found problematic. First, doesn't the protagonist ever consult a divination for himself? Putting everything else aside, why doesn't he consult the divination before going to avenge the old man and immediately grabbing a knife?

This is ridiculous! After just two or three chapters, there are tons of plot holes. Escaping from prison after ten years of internal energy cultivation, fortune-telling in the marketplace, the emperor kidnapping a commoner for scheming—it's truly hilarious!

It's well-written, the only problem is that the protagonist isn't relaxed enough. While it makes it more realistic, it's not as satisfying.

The plot is alright, but there are some problems; the writing style is weak and there's room for improvement.

The author truly understands divination; I've learned a lot, keep it up!

Shouldn't backpack items not be displayed on the panel?

That's really amazing! Keep it up! 👍👍👍👍👍

The writing is too dry; it's readable, but just typical toilet paper writing.