Mysterious Lotus Casebook: The Young Lady of the House Only Wants to Save Lives

This is my first time watching Yan Yun and Lotus Tower. The integration is quite good, very enjoyable! I just want to ask if the later parts will follow the original plot. Will we have to drag it out until near the finale to find out Shan's true colors? Will he take Fang as his apprentice again? I think the current pairing of the young master and Hua Hua is just right.

It's so good! Gua and Huahua, with their amazing medical and martial arts skills, are a perfect match. Gua is enthusiastic, smart, cute, and full of energy. Not only did she heal Huahua, but it seems like Huahua was also infected by her "big brother" spirit 😂. Their past experiences are somewhat similar. Huahua chose to forgive everyone except herself, while Gua is "revengeful."

I haven't played the game featuring the female protagonist. It's a game, right? From what I heard, it seems to be a game, about a very powerful young master in a game. I'll just consider myself the original female lead. Then, the romantic relationship felt quite natural; it was a gradual deepening of feelings after spending a long time together. Moreover, the female lead is very capable.

Four-year-old flower vs. Yan Sui; half-ripe old fox vs. Border Collie little sun This is my first time reading a crossover story between Yan Yun and Lotus Tower. It's really good! The female lead isn't just a tool for detoxification; she meets Fang but doesn't take him as a disciple, and she doesn't badmouth Qiao.

It's very well written, with delicate prose. I've read many fanfics of *Lotus Pavilion*, and the emotional development between the male and female protagonists in this book doesn't feel as abrupt as some other fanfics; it feels natural and flowing. The part where Hua Hua cures Bi Cha's poison isn't like other fanfics where it's just a convenient, over-the-top solution. Both the plot and the writing style make it a very worthwhile book to read.

It might get better later on; the first few chapters were too conflicting. Gua is very relatable, but he doesn't easily get emotional, and given his intelligence, he should have realized Li Lianhua was poisoned long ago… There are quite a few flaws and plot holes, but his strength lies in the rather delicate emotional descriptions. Currently, it's like a reskinned romance novel. Hopefully, the plot holes will be filled in and the story will become coherent.

Deserves 5 stars. Aside from being a bit too long, it's flawless. I really loved their interactions; the author handled the pacing very well. It's just that there weren't enough interactions, which wasn't satisfying. Their interactions were truly captivating.

Catching up, catching up, faster and faster! I almost gave it a bad review, thankfully Azu stopped in time and didn't actually write Baichuanyuan as a good friend [staring emoji] Well, aside from the main plot being a bit slow to get going, there aren't any major problems so far. Miss Qiao's issue has been resolved, and Yun Biqiu has gotten his revenge.

It's great! Shao Donggua and Li Lianhua are such a perfect match. The two little bitter melons heal each other. It's not the kind of plot you know well. This kind of story is about unraveling the truth step by step, getting to know each other and understanding each other along the way. And it's so satisfying to deal with the traitor!

This is incredibly well-written. The worst thing about reading Lotus Tower fanfiction is when the protagonist becomes just a tool for saving Li Lianhua, but this story avoids that. The female lead, as Shao Donggua, has her own experiences and life; she prioritizes herself as Li Lianhua's partner. And Li Lianhua, too, clings to the person who is so determined to save him.