The Divination Consort Rules the World

I have tried to write for you time and time again, but each time I was at a loss for words. I realized that no matter how hard I tried, I could not fully capture your beauty. I wrote praises again and again, but I also overturned any words of dissatisfaction time and time again. Only then did I realize that even with extensive writing skills, I could not express even a fraction of your goodness.

There is a kind of elegance called ethereal beauty and jade-like grace; There is a kind of pity called "black hair turns to frost and white hair flies away"; There is a kind of heartache called "being blind to the myriad faces of humanity"; There is a kind of infatuation called the peerless young master Mo Qin!

The female lead has absolutely no opinions of her own; her intelligence is truly matched to her age—she has the mental capacity of a teenager. It's beyond ridiculous. If you can't write a novel, don't write one; just read other people's works.

The female lead has absolutely no opinions of her own; her intelligence is truly matched to her age—she has the mental capacity of a teenager. It's beyond ridiculous. If you can't write a novel, don't write one; just read other people's works.

The female lead is so frivolous! She stares at handsome men the whole time and flirts with them all the time. I really hate this character trait.

Jin Huang – The Splendid Phoenix: "A vast and beautiful land, like a painting, how can it compare to the single vermilion mark between her brows? A phoenix reigns supreme over the nine provinces, captivating the world, all for the fleeting beauty on his lips." This pen name alone has already won me over; meeting Jin Huang is a lifelong mistake!

What's wrong? Isn't the Yuan Dynasty part of ancient China? Aren't the Mongols part of China? Why do you always replace the Yuan Dynasty in every ancient novel you read? Why don't you like the Yuan Dynasty? Isn't it an ancient Chinese dynasty?

Overall, the plot is good. The unique interweaving of fantasy and political intrigue makes the author's world feel more real and diverse, a rare gem. I only felt compelled to offer some criticism after reading nearly 1800 chapters. Initially drawn in by the fantasy elements, I later found the political intrigue more compelling. This is due to the character designs of the male and female leads.

I just don't understand why all the divination and numerology novels feature female protagonists? All my teachers are men; I've rarely met a truly skilled female teacher.

My God, when she went to deliver and sell Buddhist scriptures, the female lead acted like a crazy woman with absolutely no manners. What kind of girl is this? Just because she's the main character, she doesn't even have basic manners?