The City's Top Feng Shui Master
都市极品风水师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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I came here to check the feng shui. All I saw was the protagonist changing locations to chase after women.
The first time ten years ago
While browsing for books, I suddenly saw this familiar title and couldn't resist adding it to my bookshelf; it was the first online novel I ever read; it left a deep impression. At the time, the author hadn't finished writing it yet, and I'd only gotten to the point where the protagonist went to Japan to set up a feng shui formation. Later, I lost my phone and got a new one, so I couldn't continue reading. Many of the plot points were still familiar to me.
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I've read almost eighty chapters. To be honest, it feels too padded, and the protagonist's transformation is too rapid. A protagonist who can't even afford food gains superpowers and is practically invincible. Sometimes, refinement and class aren't things that can be cultivated overnight. It feels like the protagonist can do everything after getting his powers.
Looking for recommendations for Feng Shui novels, but nothing that makes you stupid.
I'm selling Chaos Qi Clusters, only 500 available, each for a mere one million! One million! One million!
This is a novel from many years ago. Its biggest flaw is that the protagonist, whatever he lacks, gets everything he needs on Feng Shui Street.
There are too many female characters, making it cluttered and lacking originality. The ending felt rushed.
To put it simply, Feng Shui is about human factors in destiny analysis, auspicious date selection in celestial timing, and geomancy in geography. Knowing the Four Pillars of Destiny (Bazi) is like being a primary school student, while auspicious date selection is like high school.
I was driven away after reading only five chapters.