Genius Feng Shui Master
天才相师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
944Chapters
1.5MPopularity
6kReaders
59kMust-read votes
9.5Score
16.5kRatings
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I thought it was a Feng Shui physiognomy novel, but it turned out to be an urban novel such as Hidden Dragon in the City, except that the protagonist's identity is that of a Taoist priest. It's okay to have typos all over the place, and it's okay to be at an elementary school level in math, and I can tolerate the blurry words in order to force the plot, but it's really disgusting to force the plot to be subdued... After seeing the 9/11 episode, I couldn't stand it anymore, so I gave up the book.
The big-eyed book is as beautiful as ever👍
It's exactly the same as treasure appraisal, just with a different shell. The same cruel and ruthless people, but they still get the advantage of being nice.
It's quite satisfactory, I give it six or seven points. The plot sucks in the later stages, but the ending is smooth and clear. The writing was so tedious that the plot didn't actually do a lot of things. It was indeed very long. Average review
The protagonist Ye Tian uses Feng Shui and antique knowledge to create a world in the city. This novel not only has a compact plot and ups and downs, but is also full of Chinese wisdom and life philosophy, allowing readers to learn a lot about Feng Shui, physiognomy and antiques while enjoying the storyline.
There is no way to look at it. If a Feng Shui master harms someone, is it necessary to look at the victim's Feng Shui? If Feng Shui is good, it won't cause any harm? It's nonsense. Even in a good Feng Shui situation, he is afraid of a Feng Shui master who is deliberately trying to harm him. He can only say that he is not good at practicing and can't use the treasure alone. What do you think about showing the Feng Shui author to his father? Don't you know what it means to not show it to your relatives? When you write about a 10-year-old child, he is still a child even if he is capable. His father can only say that he is stupid.
When it came to going to Hong Kong, I finally couldn't stand it any longer. What kind of character is the protagonist going to be shaped into? What about the identity of the supporting characters and the plausibility of their actions? What about common sense and logic in life? It's understandable that the author was obsessed with word count and plot, but what about his IQ? ? ? Alas, gave up
No matter how beautiful the writing is, I still give up. The end of each chapter is PS: all kinds of requests. It's really annoying to listen to the book.
It's okay at the beginning... It starts to get messy at the end... The plot is confusing...
I love this book so much and have read it three times.