The Spirit King’s Beloved: The Ghost Healer Summoner

Is this the end? I feel like I can write a lot more. At least the ending can be clearer, I feel so heartbroken watching it!

It's not very good to be outside, because I think his mother, his father, and Balabala don't have anything to eat. Then I also want to ask why Muhe doesn't recognize him? I also want to see what it would be like if the Mu family knew that he was Mr. Fusang.

How should I put it? In fact, this book is really good overall. I have been following it for a long time, but the ending is really rushed. In fact, the author can write another follow-up. It is not necessary. The ending is like this. It is a failure and there are many regrets. The author has not written a follow-up. For example, the relationship between Yun Li and the man in black, and the follow-up between Mu He and Yu Bai Xi. In fact, both of them are very good. There should be a good result. It is very regrettable. But if the author can write another sequel. In fact, this book can be rated as five stars. In fact, I am also looking forward to the follow-up. This book is really a failure without a follow-up. There is also the relationship between the heroine and the hero. The author only wrote about the heroine in the third spiritual level. In other words, the whole book is just about what I saw, heard and felt in the Yun family, but it is still very touching. When the old lady died, I was really sad. Maybe I took on the role. I hope the author will come up with a follow-up. In fact, I personally think the author's writing skills are really good (only personal opinion, don't like it if you don't like it)

Especially beautiful. But the male protagonist seems to appear a little less.

See a great moment, but it's gone? ? ? 😞😞😞Dear author, is there a second part?

Madam, you are so beautiful. This is my ideal heroine. She is domineering, sentimental, sinister and sensible. She is great! ! ! The male protagonist is also cool, but his emotional intelligence seems to be insufficient, so please try your best~

This is the first time I have read a book that skips the growth of the heroine. The heroine is separated from the hero for seven years directly after meeting the hero for the first time. I really like this kind of subject matter. I personally don't really want to read about the heroine's growth process. I just want to read books where the heroine grows up to be strong. It just so happens that this book is what I like. Say something 1. There is a lot of space for the heroine to deal with family affairs. Now that I have read Chapter 151, the heroine may only have dealt with a little more than half of her family affairs. 2. This is supposed to be a fantasy cultivation novel, but until Chapter 151, there is very little mention of some treasures and realms of cultivation. 3. The ending is rushed and there are still many things unresolved

Very interesting, good plot

There are a bit too many trivia in the seventh spiritual dimension in the first half, but I quite like the characters. The story is not over yet, their story has just begun. I hope the author can continue to work hard.

Well written! The male protagonist basically has no sense of presence but he always dotes on his wife. I think it would be better for the male protagonist and the female protagonist to grow up together. But this is just my personal opinion