Feimai Yitian

Shen Yi is a useless handyman who can be bullied by everyone in the sect. He can't even draw Qi into his body. Until he was framed in public and expelled from the mountain gate, in a desperate situation, he opened his "microscopic eyes": the flaw in the formation formula, the words and deeds of people's hearts, and the hidden thread of cause and effect were all invisible; the deduction board could calculate the killing situation after three steps. It's just that this eye is not invincible - it consumes the soul, has gaps, and cannot be counted as variables beyond cognition. Therefore, he never confronts anyone head-on, he only plays the role of chess player. The end of the Dharma is coming, and the ancient secret realm will be revealed. Shen Yi is burdened with the sealed ancient taboo cause and effect. While being pursued by a giant, he is also dragged into a deadlock between the succession of the sect and the fate of the dynasty. The villains here never lose their wits: they are ambitious, have trump cards, learn lessons, and turn against the generals. Shen Yi won by making a colder move, turning his opponent's supposed victory into his own killer move. "The moment you made your move, I had already set the stage." An exciting fantasy novel about wits and wits that relies on brains to solve the problem - realm is not equal to combat power, and the weak can also make plans.