The Heavenly-Fated Feng Shui Master
天命风水神相
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Strange Events
- Subgenre
- Esoteric Arts
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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Synopsis
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465Chapters
767kPopularity
5.3kReaders
7.1kMust-read votes
9.1Score
4.7kRatings
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The writing is very beautiful, and the author said it is his first book. Already very good. Just like the protagonist, he got the inheritance from his grandfather and had a big hit in helping Miss Dong exorcise ghosts. The author's writing style is quite fluent, and his knowledge of Yin Yang and Feng Shui is relatively solid. It's not like some Feng Shui novels. The author doesn't even understand the basics, so he only makes jokes about picking up girls. The author's early use of Liu Cheng needs to be improved. If you don't understand anything, you are either causing trouble or talking too much. There are some truths that he can explain himself without asking the protagonist. If you really want to watch Feng Shui and fight ghosts, just this bunch of idle people will really ruin the scenery. Of course, my personal recommendation is that it is good in other aspects.
Good
The knowledge of spells is very rich, the process of spell casting is introduced and clear, and the details of movements and language are also well handled. But it's not enough to watch. I haven't even seen the exercises until I have reached the ninth level! I guess that would be exciting!
Is there such a powerful person as the male protagonist in real life? I think the author should follow the facts but not deviate from the matter, right? I also want to find such a master to help me. 👍
A semi-wasted protagonist leads a blind man to cause trouble, but he has no skills and is almost killed by the villain every time.
Why write in a person who has failed to achieve anything but fails more than enough?
Can't you just write a more normal teammate? It's really disgusting to see such stupid teammates in the book forcefully push the plot forward.
Haven't you learned a lot? How to attack is just a trick I just learned. That Liu Cheng is really speechless. He can insert him anywhere. There is a lot of nonsense. It annoys him the most, so he gave up.
The plot has ups and downs and is fascinating!