Wuxia Crossover: Fortune-Telling at Tongfu, From the Start, I Read Xiongba's Fate

Originally, the emperor who killed the Ming Dynasty in an instant when facing tens of thousands of forbidden troops and several grand masters in Qixia Town should be known to the whole world. However, after arriving in the Ming Dynasty, no one knew Mr. Huo. Even though an emperor died, it didn't reach the Song Dynasty. What the hell was he writing about?

It's okay at the beginning, but it's too pretentious later on, and besides Jiang Yuyan, he doesn't talk to other women about life or anything. Life feels boring. After all, no matter how happy you are, there is no love. There is always something missing in life.

I don't even read go. The author has no basic settings at all. He talks nonsense, can't express his realm clearly, and has no martial arts foundation. He is talking nonsense and doesn't even understand his own system. The power within 20 years is the innate early stage, and then he draws the internal power of 150 years, which is still the early innate stage. He is talented!

The protagonist is too pretentious and looks both fake and upright.

If "The Unbeaten East", "Blackwood Cliff", "Sun Moon God Sect" and other things from Mr. Jin's novels did not appear, this book might still be read, but now I have decisively abandoned the book, and it is the most annoying thing to do.

Highly toxic. It took more than 170 years to reach the early stage of innate strength? Did the dog eat the elixir? And since it is a hodgepodge of various martial arts, how could Dongfang Bubai be a small fish in the innate realm? Find a class. You'll starve to death sooner or later

After Shuiyue Cave, there is nothing to see, fortune-telling and fortune-telling turn into cultivating immortals, and after Heavenly Crying Sutra, there is even more nonsense, and gods appear. Also look at the hammer. I'm sorry that I can't understand it.

Take the lead, don't be buried

The relatively excellent mixed martial arts novels mainly capture some of the plots and characters from classic novels and film and television works such as Tian Long Ba Bu, Fengyun, The Four Famous Catchers, and The Legend of Two Dragons of the Tang Dynasty. The background setting is re-created by adding the main character, eliminating the clichés and illogical character relationship paradoxes found in most martial arts novels that follow the main plot. The plot is slightly exaggerated but the logic is reasonable and smooth. However, the characters of the game account for too much of the plot, making it seem top-heavy and the reading experience gets worse as you go to the back. I feel that the length of the second half of the book will be reduced, and overall it is good.

The cultivation level of 170 years is only at the early stage of Xiantian, and the system is priced at 100 taels. As a result, the fortune teller always asks for the price at will, and also says how much the thing is worth according to the other person's calculation. The person you like can be measured by price. What else can I say? I suggest that the author is not the richest man in the world, but he can't find a lover.