Exorcising ghosts, walking the yin, feng shui, fate-reading, and Daoist arts... I know none of it.
I’m just an ordinary fake Daoist. I only want to use the few tricks of the trade passed down by my ancestors to earn a little living money and get by.
Then one day, I received a text from my father, who had been missing for a long time:
Son, your old man found you a wife!
Curiosity got the better of me, and I went to meet the daughter-in-law this old man had picked out at first sight.
From then on, my life changed completely.
Suppressive witchcraft, Taotie Caverns, the Ten Directions Daoist Sects, and the Mountain and River Demon Gathering.
Gods, humans, ghosts, demons, monsters, and all manner of spirits: every faction was coveting something I had.
My demon-empress wife, with ten thousand years of cultivation, swept a hand through the air and declared imperiously:
“With me here, let’s see who dares lay a finger on him!”
Very good! The beginning is a little slow, but the plot twists are very clever. So far, it seems to be a single-female lead story, a marriage of convenience that blossoms into love. However, the female lead doesn't have much screen time; she's mostly focused on protecting her husband. The male lead doesn't flirt with other women and concentrates on earning money to support his wife.
It's quite good, but a bit short. Perhaps the initial setup was too ambitious, lacking the feeling of progressing from level 1 to 50. The last three chapters essentially gloss over both endings, leaving an open ending that left viewers wanting more.
Hopefully the rest of the story will be just as good as the beginning 😁
I got completely absorbed in it.
The writing is excellent, very much to my liking. It's well-written, why is nobody reading it?
It's exceptionally good-looking, but why is nobody watching it?
The plot is original and engaging.
It feels like it's over but it's not over yet.