The Mastermind: A Mysterious Revival Without Spiritual Qi

I was just getting to the climax when it suddenly ended, and I was a little heartbroken. The early parts are similar to the fantasy novel, a dream within a dream, which is very interesting, but some readers might be put off. It gets increasingly interesting later on, and you can't stop reading.

Brother, please, just one more chapter! Just one chapter, please! I won't run away anymore, brother, I'm so itchy! Please, I'll be good, I won't cause trouble anymore, please, brother, just one more chapter! My body is itching like crazy! Please, brother, just give me one last time! I beg you, brother, I'll give you anything you want, just a little more!

Especially the first few pictures, they reminded me of 😏😏😏

In summary, it's a dark story, but the plot is tightly woven, the main character is distinct, the characters are well-developed, and for me, there were no flaws throughout. A rare gem! 😳 The behind-the-scenes storyline with its "I am the only one who knows" element is so satisfying!

The logic is clear, the characters are well-developed, and what I like most is that all people are written out equally, without deliberately sparing them because of any woman.

Finally found a behind-the-scenes story that suits my taste. It truly emphasizes dedication to one's career, portrays gender equality and working relationships as a means to an end, and avoids any of those clichéd tropes like older sisters, beautiful neighbors, or policewomen. Again, I'll reiterate: a strong emphasis on dedication to one's career!

Writing a book is hard work, five stars. Warnings cleared: American horror + Chinese horror + behind-the-scenes mystery. Good idea, but too drawn-out, never really delivering any highlights, dragging out the pace throughout, and never filling in the gaps. (Looking forward to its development.)

It can only be said that the updates are a bit slow. This book, "The Saintess Should Leave," is also a masterpiece among Tomato's works; it's a dark fantasy novel. The picture looks uninteresting, I can just change it 🍉🍉 Why are there so few people giving it two or three stars? So few five stars, I don't understand.

A divine book, a book comparable to Lilliput, I was almost misled by the ratings.

Is this book trying to psychologically attack me? Just reading it gave me eye and head pain. Overall, it's well-written, but it's too grievous; the cruel, bloody, and disgusting descriptions made me uncomfortable.