[Mad Matchmaker + Warrior Who Studies Buddhism] [Yue Jiuqing, Wuchen]
Yue Jiuqing took over her family's hereditary business and became a matchmaker, having the time of her life every day.
She heard that once a matchmaker found her own destined partner, she could retire early to catch, no, to seek out her soulmate. So she quietly tied her own red thread to the flashiest match in sight and made a beautiful, impossible knot…
Sorry, she just wanted to retire that badly.
What Yue Jiuqing didn't know was that Wuchen had already taken the tonsure and become a monk. When she finally learned the truth, she wept tears as wide as noodles.
Wuchen watched the lovely woman who climbed over the wall into his meditation room every few days and sprawled across his bed. He chanted Buddhist sutras until his lips were raw, yet still couldn't find peace. A row of suspicious, faint teeth marks remained on his split lips.
The woman noticed Wuchen's strange behavior and redoubled her efforts to pursue him. Watching one peach blossom after another bloom around her, Wuchen finally gritted his teeth, waved his hand, and returned to secular life.
After following it for several days, I think I have a certain understanding of this novel, so I specially reviewed it. I pay more attention to plot and language when reading books. The content of this book gave me a bright feeling, and some humorous descriptions also made me highly praised. The protagonist, the lively and frank female Yuelao, and the calm and restrained Buddhist god of war have been in love for several generations. Together they overcome obstacles and face difficulties and solve puzzles one after another. This kind of plot gave me an impression of breaking the rules, and I seemed to see the author's thinking behind the plot. The outlines of the supporting characters are even more vivid and vivid. The master of the Divine Sword Sect who traveled through the book changed the tragic ending of the original male lead of the Dark Temple, which also made me fall in love with a pair of male protagonists. Bai Susu, whose Phoenix bloodline was discovered but found a chance, is not another heroine in other novels. She also met her own happiness, which really poked me. Everyone has their own unique personality and meaning, and it is not to forcefully highlight the strength of the protagonist, nor to let the supporting characters kneel and follow the protagonist. They are strong and weak companions, not vassals of one party. I think such supporting characters have more existential value, letting flowers become flowers and trees becoming trees. I feel the author's respect and intention for each character. I would like to recommend this book, and I hope that the author can create better works in the future. My review is not beautiful enough, and I hope we can encourage each other!
It's so beautiful. It's so beautiful. How could there be such a beautiful book? The author is so good at writing, I like it, oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo According Accordinge, way, I wanna be the author's most loyal fan! I really, really like this book!
It's the first time I've seen this genre, and it feels relatively fresh. I feel like it's well written.
To be honest, this is the first time I have seen the character of Yuelao written as a female. The heroine is simply my ideal type. I love it so much. The author will update it soon!
The writing in the front is better than the writing in the back, but not since the book-wearer appeared.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking