Out of My Way, This Lady Is Taking Over the Sect and Becoming Its Ancestor

I've read over a hundred chapters, and they're all quite enjoyable so far. The story is very smooth, smooth and quite enjoyable. There is no deliberate and excessive description of the heroine's appearance and abilities, everything is very smooth. You can watch it.

It's a very interesting book, but the only flaw is that since it's all about female characters, the heroine still has to be called junior brother. The master of the heroine is a woman. As a result, all the senior brothers above the heroine are men. The heroine is the only one who is female, and she has to be called junior brother. Secondly, the heroine is so brilliant. All the supporting characters are just tools, with no use. They are just used to create troubles for the heroine to solve. But the ending was quite good in the end, because the heroine was not with anyone. I saw the author's reply in the comment area, and I feel that the author is too quibbley, because although it is a female channel, although it uses an ancient setting, anyone who writes novels knows how to write in the article, and it is all a matter of one sentence from the author. What settings are not set? It's empty, you can set it however you want. The reason for this setting shows that the author just likes this setting, or wants to use this setting. Secondly, the heroine's mother only has two or three years left to live, and she still has to get pregnant and give birth to a child for a man. I really don't understand this very, very, very, very much. She is told to die after giving birth to a child. The meaning of her mother's life is to give birth to four children and then die. Is she a human? Tell people to have a child before they die.

I think this book is very well written. I listen to the book and open it when I have time. The story is very attractive and the heroine is very warm. She doesn't look like a Taoist, but she is good at reading people and has great Taoism.

A metaphysical novel about strong women, not a fairy tale. The heroine is a lay Taoist nun who grew up in a Taoist temple. She was sent to a Taoist temple at birth and learned a lot of skills. After returning home, she saved her mother and brother, fought bad guys, and helped the emperor repeatedly solve unsolved cases involving Taoist sects. She was granted the title of Princess Protector, and later She also went to other countries to save her fellow disciples, reversed the war disasters in several countries, and kept busy. She spent three years doing her best in the mortal world. Finally, she bid farewell to her deceased mother and returned to the Taoist sect to devote herself to the Taoism. The experience of overcoming obstacles has made her Taoist heart stable, and she will take on the important task of protecting the common people. A tough girl deserves to be admired!

Very beautiful, very beautiful There is no exaggeration, no pretense, all kinds of plots happen naturally, and it is not a forced conflict to highlight Xuanmen and the Second Master. There are so many impressive characters, An Geer and Shan Ruo are both very three-dimensional. Especially in the later chapters, the author also has great love. When talking about love disaster, my first reaction is that the heroine and King Sui are going to have a relationship, but that's not the case. Family, friendship, and love are all feelings, and suddenly I woke up, right? Like👍

It's very interesting. The plot is very novel. It's not cliché. It's very attractive.

It should be given 9.8 Points. Don't be put off by the title of the book. Reject Love Brain. The heroine has strong magic power and single-handedly saves her dying mother, her sickly elder brother, her foolish younger brother, her foolish and filial father, and the prince's mansion that is occupied by birds. She changes the fate of her relatives, punishes the evildoers, protects her family and saves the country, and uses Taoism to repeatedly solve strange cases. The heroine has experienced three calamities, and there is no cliche love between a man and a woman, but an otherworldly one. She has achieved success and retired gracefully to the path of monasticism. All linked together, looking forward to the extra episodes.

It's very interesting, the title is not great, but the content is very exciting. The righteousness of family and country, family ties and friendships are all portrayed very well. The author does not cover up the shortcomings of human nature. Everyone is a living, flesh-and-blood human being, or a human being with some shortcomings. The heroine does not have the heart of a virgin, she is decisive in killing, and the stories are not childish. There is no short story about fortune telling and divination. Family, friendship, family and country run through the main thread. It is a really good article!

It's very interesting, fast-paced, concise and no nonsense. It's very different from other fortune-telling books. The heroine has a very good personality. She was raised in foster care and can quickly integrate into her family. She also has her own spiritual principles. There is no skipping chapters. I look forward to the follow-up 👍 [Please update]

The interesting thing about this book is that while other novels require dozens of chapters, she explains it concisely and comprehensively in a few strokes. What's a little uncomfortable is that the main character knows the outcome, and he slows down again and again. Maybe it was meant to connect the entire storyline, but it was a bit more than doubled. In addition, no one in the book is really good regardless of gender. Although there are preferences in the portrayal of people, they are quite objective. It can be said that the intention to harm others is evil on the surface, but it cannot be said that cowardice, forbearance, stupidity and kindness are pure kindness. Sometimes evil people try every possible means to do more harm than being weak and silent. About the heroine - "If you hear the truth in the morning, you will die in the evening" It's a book worth reading. It's not too mindless, and some of its descriptions of human nature are relatively close to life.