One Divination a Day: I Rely on Corpse Refining to Survive and Cultivate Immortality

The plot is good, and the cheat system is unique and quite novel, but the plot holes are huge. The "One Divination a Day" skill is never used again; it's all about offering sacrifices, and only every few days. The protagonist only uses it once, offering a sacrifice, during the perilous situation at the sect seven days later. He doesn't seem to care about free divination; he insists on offering sacrifices. Has the author forgotten the function of the cheat system?

Aside from the initial plot point where there's a one-month assessment period ending in only seven days by chapter four, the later story is alright. The writing is average and contains typos.

Gou Changsheng? Where is the "gou" (, meaning to live a long and healthy life)? Is this what "gou" means, jumping around like that?

Don't be fooled by the abrupt ending; I don't even want to say much. The beginning was alright, but it all came too suddenly.

Being cautious and being cunning are not the same thing. Author, do you understand that?

It's a great read. The author goes to great lengths to teach us about the ways of the dead, sometimes repeating things several times so we might forget. Luckily, I have a college diploma and have been working for ten years, otherwise I really wouldn't have had the patience to keep reading. Thank you to the author for sharing professional knowledge; I've already stopped reading. 😊

The female lead, Li Qian, was forcibly chosen, and the rest of the story basically revolves around her.

It's getting increasingly cryptic and convoluted; it's gone a bit too far.