Content introduction: [Supernatural suspense + unitary short stories + mutual affection]
Ning Yunxi is the reincarnation of the White Tiger evil star. She is a master of her parents and a master of her children, but she is a natural Taoist wizard.
She is not doing her job properly, but instead of being a Taoist priest, she wants to beg for food in the entertainment industry.
After three years, he was still a 18th-tier fool, and finally had to go home and inherit the Zixu Taoist Hall.
Start your own journey of catching ghosts and saving the world!
Actor Mo Qian, as Ning Yunxi's biggest client after inheriting the family business, turned out to be Emperor Qi's order!
In ancient times, this horoscope meant someone would be an emperor! But now, haha, we are both fallen people from the end of the world!
Anyway, you control your wife, and I control your husband, so why not just make do with it!
Because I haven't watched it much, my current feeling is that the heroine is supposed to be a strong female character, and then she wants to make crazy complaints about the hero. The setting is that she is the president of a large company and a movie star, but she is so brainless and emotional in doing things. The first and second time she got along with the heroine, she didn't even investigate the actual situation and what exactly happened. Then the heroine auditioned and the hero directly denied the heroine's acting skills with his own impression. I really complained about the male protagonist crazily (the male protagonist can give me a three-star rating, but the author made the female protagonist okay), and I don't know if the author did it to let the male and female protagonists socialize. Regarding the hotly searched lawyer's letter from the female protagonist's friend, the logic doesn't make sense. So sloppy [smile] Okay, jumping around like crazy on my logical point.
The male protagonist is too arrogant and I don't like it, but overall it's okay
Because I haven't watched it much, my current feeling is that the heroine is supposed to be a strong female character, and then she wants to make crazy complaints about the hero. The setting is that she is the president of a large company and a movie star, but she is so brainless and emotional in doing things. The first and second time she got along with the heroine, she didn't even investigate the actual situation and what exactly happened. Then the heroine auditioned and the hero directly denied the heroine's acting skills with his own impression. I really complained about the male protagonist crazily (the male protagonist can give me a three-star rating, but the author made the female protagonist okay), and I don't know if the author did it to let the male and female protagonists socialize. Regarding the hotly searched lawyer's letter from the female protagonist's friend, the logic doesn't make sense. So sloppy [smile] Okay, jumping around like crazy on my logical point.
The male protagonist is too arrogant and I don't like it, but overall it's okay