The Fake Heiress Conquers Both Worlds with Her Eighteen Martial Arts Skills

The combination of metaphysics and reality is better, and the protagonist is no longer a pure fortune teller like in similar novels. The plot is no longer as bloody and bitter as other novels, which is quite good. The image of the heroine is relatively three-dimensional. Many other characters have no special memory points, including the male protagonist. It may be because the plot has not developed much and the image is not specific enough. However, as long as the heroine can stand up, it does not affect the reading. All in all, four and a half to five stars for me.

It's quite good to watch. The male protagonist appears late and appears more later. The interaction between the two is quite sweet. The heroine's main occupation is Taoism. With her strength, she built a Taoist temple in Mr. Lu's home and has numerous side businesses.

Super Ness! From beginning to end, there was no jump at all. It was quite exciting.

Looks good, hehe, I especially like the real and fake daughter who have a good relationship. Although the two are not that close due to professional issues, they are both the heroines of their own world [Sending my heart]

I've finished reading it, it's very interesting! Unfortunately, the end of the text feels a bit rushed. I feel that the main plot is still the career of the heroine. The male protagonist doesn't have much role in the middle and early stages, and there are actually not many scenes in the later stages. However, the male and female protagonists are still very easy to get along with, and there is a sense of a long-lasting relationship, and the other person has unknowingly become someone he trusts very much. The plot is relatively smooth, the front and back can be connected in series, and the main line is relatively clear. The variety show live broadcast and the heroine's live fortune-telling content are also not objectionable. There is no feeling like a bunch of barrages, nor a bunch of "déjà vu" metaphysical live events, and the length ratio is quite reasonable. There may be some logic problems in some places, and from time to time there will be paragraphs and comments complaining about it, but my reading is relatively rough, so I don't have any obvious feeling. The reading experience is still very good!

The plot is interesting, but the heroine does not take the initiative to solve metaphysical problems, and only does so after being talked about by the master in her dream. Here, I feel that the heroine's sensitivity is not high, and she does not have the demeanor of a master. The overall content is that in the early stage, the heroine wears the vest of a metaphysics boss and wanders around the entertainment industry. Later, it is gradually revealed that she is cooperating with the state to open a Taoist temple. Although it is a romance, the male protagonist has not been seen a few times in the middle of the plot. It is still a client relationship. I don't know how it will develop in the future. The male protagonist is still protected by purple energy as always, and his merits add to his body, but he attracts ghosts and souls. The writing style is humorous, the pace is fast, and the metaphysical writing is highly recommended! ! !

It's not bad, but I thought the male protagonist had some great identity, but it turned out to be nothing special. But this is not bad, the male protagonist is also very good in his field, haha, the male and female protagonists are not boring, and they don't seem to have little overlap. Yes, yes,

It's pretty good-looking, not scary, and quite interesting.

You can read this book. The heroine is a fake daughter, but the real daughter is also a relatively upright person. There is no slander between each other, so it can be read as a non-CP novel. There is no sweet love, and there is very little emotional interaction. Just like friends, it is not obvious that the heroine is attracted to the hero. They end up together. It is better to just have no CP, neither good nor bad, [laughing and crying]

Overall, it's okay. The story is a bit bland, and the difficulties encountered are easy to solve. However, the interweaving of entertainment industry and metaphysics is not bad. The male protagonist is also quite likable. The emotional lines of the male and female protagonists are also reasonable. They are not the kind of people who fall in love with each other as soon as they meet. There is no sticky plot that is acceptable.