The Fortune-Telling Portrait Artist

Wu Xing is quite handsome, isn't he? He has the air of a judge, yet he wields such power, able to change the sentences of ghosts. That cold-yet-warm personality really needs some work; while he's handsome and his movements are sharp, his unapproachable attitude is sure to scare away goddesses. Even if she isn't scared, she'll probably be chilled to death by his coldness when she gets close. Good luck...

I've subscribed to all the new chapters, and they're as good as ever. This novel, which blends knowledge from Buddhism, Feng Shui, forensic medicine, detective work, and painting, is truly a masterpiece. It encompasses family and love, including sisterhood, teacher-student relationships, and romantic love. It also contains heart-wrenching moments, lives that evoke pity, heinous crimes that inspire hatred, and pitiful, restless souls. What I see in the story is not just the suspenseful and bizarre tales, but also a glimpse into human nature. As the saying goes, good deeds are rewarded, and evil deeds are punished; it's not that retribution won't come, it's just that the time hasn't arrived yet. To quote a saying: "Look up and see, who has ever escaped the judgment of Heaven?"

Good morning, Xiaoxue! I've already added it to my favorites, sending you flowers! I feel it's very well written, with a captivating and suspenseful story. The main strengths are: "First, the scene descriptions are excellent, such as the description of the corpses, which gives a chilling feeling; second, the character portrayals are brilliant, such as the heroine's longing for her godfather; third, the plots are intricately connected, preventing any sense of being pulled out of the story." Having said the good, let me mention the bad. Every reader may have different opinions, so please take it with a grain of salt: "First, the worst part of this article is the numerous typos and grammatically incorrect sentences, which severely impact the reading experience. For example, in Chapter 4, it should be '' (Yatou wo wo xia xia), not '' (Yatou wo jiu xia xia). In Chapter 5, the sentence '' (tou) has an extra '' (tou)." Furthermore, the word "" should be changed to "" later on. There are many other word usage errors, which I won't list here. Second, judging from its classification and content, this article should fall into the category of thriller/suspense, but the prologue seems to have a fantasy element. I don't know why, but if it doesn't fit the later parts, I feel it would be better to remove it. Third, there are problems with the plot logic. For example, why did Jiang Hao, knowing that breaking the seal would lead to great disaster, still place it with the female lead without even a warning? In short, the author's plot is excellent, but I hope the wording can be more carefully considered; that would make it even more outstanding. I will continue to support you, keep up the good work! New Year, new look!

Best regards!

Those who cultivate good roots deeply remain untouched by worldly dust. It's not that dust cannot affect them, but rather that they are without intention. (From Zhuangzi's "The Qilin Sword")

Come visit an old friend

Looking forward to the return of old friends

I got into a fight at school, and the teacher told me to call my parents. I said my parents weren't home, so could I call my uncle instead? The teacher said yes… The next day, I carried my three-year-old uncle on my back and embarked on a journey of no return.

A masterpiece will never be forgotten

Sending best wishes