The Ming Dynasty Fortune-Telling Master

Not many people watched it, but it was really good to watch. Except for the word test, which was a bit fantasy, the plot was not mechanical at all, the martial arts were explained reasonably, the speed was moderate, and the most important thing was that the IQs of the protagonist and the villain were really online. Just for this reason, it was worth watching, and it was only worth watching in peaceful times. I feel a little uncomfortable when I see the villain's perverted behavior, and I can't help but wonder if such a person exists... I don't write a negative review because there are not many reviews, so it's not necessary, and I don't know what the recommendation mechanism of Qimao is. This kind of book is like gold mining in the sea. Finding one is just luck. Good luck to the author!

It's a bit disgusting, the harem is fine, but the ruthlessness and promiscuity are really disgusting. The plot is not good, cheating is okay, but if there is a cheat and the description is not good, it is better not to have cheats. Let's talk about the harem first. When the protagonist is a villain, the girl who is engaged to him uses her own private money and her brother's private money to support the protagonist. The protagonist started to show some improvement from the third chapter to the seventy-two chapter and never visited or thanked anyone. This is heartless and unjust. Ignoring the heroine who was engaged to be married (although she was accidentally burned, no one knew that she was burned, and the woman was also waiting for the protagonist), and kept describing the emotional ambiguity between the protagonist and others, this is disgusting and sexual. Then the protagonist's father saved a mother and daughter for justice in his heart, and then died. The protagonist later had bad luck and relied on the help of the mother and daughter to survive, but as soon as he traveled through time, the protagonist and the mother and daughter were described in a unclear way and they continued to have an affair (it was obvious that the author liked the young woman very much). Not to mention that this is only up to Chapter 72. There is a girl who is engaged, a 30-year-old and a 10-year-old mother and daughter who were rescued by the protagonist's father, a neighbor girl, and Zhang Tianci's daughter. It feels like the protagonist is a stallion. In fact, stallions and harems are understandable. After all, it is common sense that people with the aura of the protagonist are more attractive, but can you have some humanity? Your father fought tooth and nail to save the man, but later she saved her benefactor's son when she saw that his son couldn't survive, but it turned out that his benefactor's son kept thinking about having sex with her? Let's talk about the golden finger. There is a golden finger for character testing. Is there such a thing? I don't think I saw it in the article. Oh, look at my memory, I have it, but it's the same as not having it. One word a day is accurate. I am the emperor and I will directly ask you to come and test me every day. There is no way to leave even if you want to. The protagonist in the article does not test the last word every day. He basically relies on the golden finger to drive the plot, rather than the plot driving the golden finger. This makes the plot very illogical. It's like when you play a game, the correct thing is that the plot is the key, the plot is always moving, and you have to use skills in order to pass the plot tasks. But the thing about this novel is that you have to learn this skill to advance the plot, and you can't advance it if you don't learn this skill.

The plot is okay, the word test is very novel, at least I haven't seen it before.

All the debate chapters are brilliant, and the author's command of words and debate skills are at their peak!

I read this book on the recommendation of a friend. More than 400 chapters have been updated so far. I quietly read more than a hundred chapters, but I didn't feel like it was a good read. I'm sorry to the author.

It's been a long time since I stayed up late reading a novel. It had both laughs and tears. It was logical and not embarrassing, and it wasn't forced to be sensational. It can be seen that the author is very careful. I hope the update will be faster. Keep it up.

There are only a few routines in time-travel novels: pursuing technology, being a literary copycat, rebelling or resorting to political tactics, never leaving the same clan, and finally hoping to change the Chinese clan's final will. The competition is nothing more than the author's literary talent. I don't want to brag about how great this book is, but these days, besides eating and sleeping, I have been staring at this book.

It's almost over. How should I put it? In terms of personal likes and dislikes, I haven't persisted in reading a book for a long time. The last one was "Zhu Xian", which was almost 20 years ago. Although I feel that the skill is still a little less than that of Zhu Xian, it is indeed worth recommending, and it may be due to the limitations of the story background. Qiu Feng's writing is very good, and his knowledge reserve is so rich that it can be called a museum level. From the book, you can feel that the author is serious about his efforts on this book. I recommend it again. I really think it is a classic. Especially in this era of online literature where classics are hard to find, this book is even more rare.

I have read too many novels in recent years. Generally speaking, I feel that the male authors are getting worse and worse. I really don't know what is good about them. On the contrary, the female writers are getting better and better. At least they can dodge a few obstacles in their writing. This is one of the rare masterpieces I have seen so far. Although the writing style is not as delicate as that of the "Red" book, it reads smoothly, without being sloppy, with a good command of classical Chinese, and the conciseness of the text is not just to make up for the word count. The writing is witty and humorous, the ideas are clear, unexpected and reasonable; the plot is natural, logical and not far-fetched; the characters are created on the basis of historical writing, and the image is very three-dimensional. With twenty years of reading experience and a major in Chinese language and literature, I responsibly recommend this book. (Brother, after seeing so many words of recommendation from me, please don't stop updating!!!)

My thousands of words can only be reduced to one sentence: the writing is brilliant, interlocking, and fascinating. The words alone can make everything appear before my eyes, which is really addictive.