The Geomancer

It's anticlimactic... The protagonist's final origin and inheritance are not explained clearly.

The early stage is still good-looking, but it is anticlimactic, or even unfinished. The protagonist was slightly injured at the beginning and turned on the plug-in to forget his anger. Then he also learned Feng Shui knowledge without a teacher. He had all kinds of allusions at his fingertips. I don't know when the author used the initiation method for the protagonist. Also, the protagonist has acquired several treasures. Except for the Mountain Whip and the Boil Pearl, which appear a few times, the other treasures have a slightly lower sense of presence. They basically only appear once or twice, which is disappointing. It feels like a hidden treasure. Even if a single chapter is occasionally published to summarize the protagonist's equipment, it would be good. The last step is to reorganize the country's artifact at the end. If I remember correctly, one of the two dragon balls used is a poisonous dragon ball. Is there really no problem?

It looked really good in the early stage, but then it was cut in half, and it ended without explaining anything.

I have read 50 chapters so far. In the first few chapters, the protagonist accidentally acquired superpowers. He introduced it in his mind without touching a magic weapon. He thought it was slowly developing and improving, but it was just the first few chapters; after the first few chapters, he seemed to have become a Feng Shui master, which is somewhat inconsistent.

It's really beautiful, I revisit it every year

It's good at the beginning, average in the middle, and terrible at the end.