
Fortune-Telling Abroad, Leaving Foreigners in Tears
留学算命,吓哭外国人
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- Completed
- Length
- 407k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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It's great. For those who like to find fault with the novel, should you read it yourself or the heroine? You have said time and time again that the heroine's friend is holding her back, haven't you ever thought that you are not perfect either? At least her friends will grow up with her step by step in an empty-eyed field. The heroine has no shortage of perfect friends. She is very lonely and insecure in her heart. From the beginning, she just wanted someone who could run towards her without hesitation, and at the same time she was also afraid of hurting someone who was so kind to her. So she is very powerful in life, but she is also very insecure emotionally. She doesn't want to see you think otherwise. She always likes to write some specious words when others want to find common ground. Why, you stand out and you are a conspicuous treasure. The following is for the author: You are great, your subject matter is very novel, and everyone has their own obvious characteristics, and some of you are very heartwarming to me. Those children who have not made big mistakes are also brave enough to take responsibility for their mistakes, and they are all sober, and they are not brainless for the sake of being brainless. Although some people are very sorry, how can people not have regrets? Come on, believe in yourself. This is going to be a new 9.9-Point movie. I'm not very good at talking. If there's anything wrong, just tell me and delete it. I just don't like those people who come here to find a sense of presence when their lives are uncomfortable. Just read novels. The author is here to create dreams for people, not to denigrate them.
The content is very novel. Others are doing fortune telling live in China, but the author is telling fortunes abroad, promoting Chinese culture and shocking foreigners. And the main plot is quite clear. Although the heroine has an unlucky fate, she is a very righteous person in the setting. I prefer this kind of positive heroine. Moreover, the friends in the heroine's team are also very interesting, and they have the same sense of immediacy as in American TV series where everyone works together to do things. What I like most is the heroine's stepmother. She has strong sense and can see clearly who has truly let her down. She is very kind to the heroine and is not the stereotypical vicious stepmother villain.
Read it all. The plot is not cliche, but it is so flat and straightforward that it feels a bit lacking. How should I put it, every time there is a big climax (such as An Ran's final sacrifice, such as her previous apprenticeship, such as every important person's sacrifice), it is so bland that it makes people feel empty. I also read the book reviews, and I think this is probably why book friends think it is cliché. On the contrary, the emotion briefly touched on in the last chapter of the extra chapter is better depicted. (Maybe it would be better if the author focused more on writing romance) There are some things that I personally think are remarkable, such as the big twist at the end. In addition, the subject matter is actually considered novel, but the writing power is slightly inferior and does not hold up. The main drawback is that the characters occasionally behave contrary to their personality. It's strange to describe it like this, but after reading the whole book, I have a general understanding of all the characters. For example, after An Ran showed her indifference to money, the amount of money only provided her with some conveniences in life (such as the plane she later received from the Queen). She accepted money from the previous guests but refused the latter ones. The reason was still "unable to refuse", which made people feel contradictory. Furthermore, as a CP article, there is too little description of CP Xie... Overall pushable. It's not a particularly low score. Book reviewers noticed that there are some super low scores, probably because they have higher expectations for the content of the book (I was also attracted by the theme at the beginning, which I completely understand. I wanted to give up the book and run away countless times, but I resisted, and finally finished reading it today). I have also read better books, but I think the audience for this book may be biased towards younger people, so it is not bad as a leisure read, and the high score is understandable. After all, the ending is really bad!
This book is mainly about the heroine. She is very strong and confident, and seems to be able to solve any difficulties with ease. There are not many plots depicting the male protagonist, and most of them appear in a supporting role. I like this kind of subject very much. It would be better if it could be updated soon.
It's a super nice book. The supporting characters all have complete personalities. I like this book very much. At the same time, he looked at An Ran. From a big iceberg to a lot of emotions it feels like it's real. I really like the author of this book. Come on! ✧(◍˃̶ᗜ˂̶◍)✩
Good-looking, very good-looking, really good-looking. Although I read it because of the novel theme at the beginning, there is CP, but the protagonist is not a love mind, and the male protagonist is not stronger. He is just a little stronger than the female protagonist at the beginning, and then he is more hip than the female protagonist. At the end, he can only be a good husband. I like this very much, it's not that women are stronger than men. The characters in the article are also portrayed with flesh and blood, micro-group portraits. Each supporting character has his own flesh and blood. It is very enjoyable to watch. Everyone has their own things and will not always revolve around the protagonist. The male supporting actor does not have that greasy and affectionate male protagonist, which I am very satisfied with. The greasy and affectionate male protagonist who never ends well is a standard feature of romance. There is CP in this book but there is no such affectionate male protagonist. There is a CP and a male protagonist, but in the eyes of the female protagonist, career is still the main thing. It was a bit of a torture, and the ending was good. The extra episode perfectly resolved some regrets. The female supporting characters and the male supporting characters are not like that. When they meet the protagonist, they seem to have a serious illness and hysteria. They inexplicably tit for tat against the protagonist. They all have a beginning and an end. Those who watch it feel warm in their hearts. The only regret is that I haven't had enough of it. I haven't had enough of watching the dignitaries abroad. I haven't had enough of the worldly scenes abroad. I haven't had enough of the supernatural events abroad. The same is true for the domestic ones. I hope the author's next book will be as exciting as this.
I originally thought it was a Mary Sue novel disguised as a fortune teller, but I didn't expect that the heroine has a strong and courageous personality. I like it so much🥹🥹🥹
2025.3.27 Overall not bad. The people I met in foreign countries treated the heroine very well. Even the live-streaming fellows who initially said she was a liar have changed their views on the heroine. These people warmed the lonely heroine, and her stepmother and three brothers were also kind to her.
It's good to watch [I also recommend it] Although in the early stage, I felt that it was boring to do good deeds without explanation and make others misunderstand and slap you in the face, but later on it was really tearful [crying] It was too difficult for the male and female protagonists [crying] The plot at the end is very big, not the kind of plot where the heroine is awesome from beginning to end [crying]
It's a good read. It was recommended by Douyin. It's well worth the trip. Although the author is not very good at writing about fighting, it was quite enjoyable. Things ended quickly and neatly, without being sloppy. The heroine was also very cautious. Many of the plots are counter-conventional, which makes it comfortable to watch. The male protagonist appears late, he is a behind-the-scenes male protagonist, and he will not fight for the lead in a noisy manner. The author writes well about emotions, and there are relatively few. I personally think it is acceptable. It is not the kind of strong female protagonist who overwhelms the female protagonist. After all, he is the female protagonist's child foster husband. He is a cute puppy who is dedicated to you. There were people in the past who didn't like people with CP, but they accepted it better later [Thinking]