Mysterious Lotus Casebook: I’m Your Eldest Senior Brother

The plot and writing are both good, but as a fanfiction, it's still quite heartbreaking. Why did they introduce a top-tier senior disciple, yet the plot still followed the original story? Shan Gu Dao's conspiracy succeeded, and his master died. The earlier scenes depicted a happy and harmonious family, but then it all turned into a tragedy. It's a good book, but not the kind of book people want to read to fill a void.

The plot is captivating, with each element intricately linked. Even with just a few strokes, the characters are vividly portrayed, making me feel as if I were right there in the story, wishing I could join in and speed up the pacing. 1. Li Xiangyi is a man of strong likes and dislikes.

I watched it a long time ago, so I'm here to give it a rating. Well, I'd give it four stars. It's rare that I didn't give Hua Hua and the senior brother their pairing, but their situation was truly tragic. I initially thought the author would use the senior brother's being framed to avoid mentioning Xiang Yi's being framed, but these two intelligent people ended up falling into the same trap.

It's really good, the author wrote it very well. It took two days to complete the story and resolve the regrets of Hua Hua in the drama. And Ah Fei, the senior brother, it's so sweet! Author, I believe you will definitely have a happy ending like this in the future.

How should I put it? Seeing it all now, I feel that everything is arranged by fate. Everyone is at fault, but no one is entirely innocent. We are all people being played by fate.

It's richer than typical fanfiction, with vivid characters, delicate writing, and no filler content. It's full of vivid descriptions and vivid imagery, which I really appreciate. It makes it easy for me to imagine the characters. The whole story is lighthearted and relaxing to read. I think everything the author did in the beginning was foreshadowing what happened later.

I think the author wrote really well 😊 I feel like this is what a person might experience if they transmigrated into the Lotus Pavilion. How could there be so many systems? How could there be so many extraordinary talents? Maybe it's because of me, but I don't like reading stories with overly powerful cheat codes, so this book really resonated with me.

The story of Lotus Pavilion was well-crafted, avoiding a rigid, formulaic approach. I'm really looking forward to how it will unfold, but I just hope the fellow disciples can reunite soon. This is just too agonizing!

Regardless of what other book reviews say, I personally think it's super good and suits my taste. I haven't read a completed book in a long time, and this one is really good. (Author, can't you really write a separate book about their later story? (Especially about Di Ye and her friend) (Starting to fantasize))

I've read it many times, it's really good and I highly recommend it. It's very realistic, the characters are vivid, don't be fooled by the rating, the plot is exciting, although it might seem a bit melodramatic to you, but if you analyze it carefully, it's really close to reality. Don't let it go to waste, really, this book is really good.