Yuxiang

Is there a male protagonist? I like stories without male protagonists

I like this book very much, and I also like a lot of other articles. All genres are good. My favorite is Nirvana of the Apocalypse. Can you write another one similar to it?

I have read several of the author's books where the heroine's dead mother or dead parents remarried, and the most amazing thing is that every such heroine has a bit of the potential of a virgin. Take this book for example! The heroine's mother was harmed like this by the Murong family. Even after her mother died, her younger brother suffered from autism. Moreover, this mother was also a Madonna type and was harmed like this. She still insisted that her children take their surnames! (What's the point? Could it be that someone with the Murong family's surname will have some kind of treasure??) He also told his children not to hate anyone in the Murong family! It has a reputation of not letting children have psychological shadows (which is simply weird), and the heroine is even more weird. The more I look at it, the more it develops in the direction of the Holy Mother. After all, I cured the mistress's daughter. Looking at this situation, I have to forgive the scumbag father, right? ? Is there something wrong with the author's outlook on life, or are the heroine and her mother insane?

The heroine herself can hate her father for looking for a mistress, but she supports her brother for looking for a mistress. I can't stand it when I see this.

The best female fairy is finished, Yu Xiang is not finished yet, she is also drunk

It would be nice if there were less boring conversations about baby Qianqian coming and baby Fei'er going, and the heroine should focus on practicing and always deal with some messy things...

The content and plot of this article are quite interesting, and the background is also interesting. However, the heroine's speech and behavior are really hard to explain. It feels full of non-mainstream atmosphere for a while, which is very inconsistent with the background of traditional Chinese medicine and witchcraft. I don't know whether the author wants to express the youth of the heroine or the author's young age. In short, it makes people feel that it is very funny when reading.

Is this book good to read? Is it abusive? It seems that very few people have read this book.

It's so good. The more I watch it, the more I want to watch it. But the updates are too slow.

Why are there always duplicates? It not only wastes my money but also wastes my feelings!