
The Metaphysics Little Apprentice Goes on a Rampage in the 1960s!
玄学小师妹在六零撒泼打滚!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 666k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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This is the first time I saw a heroine working in the Song Committee in a period novel. Hahaha, it's so fun. She's like the Prime Minister of the Six Kingdoms. Hahaha.
Very pretty. The heroine's grudges are clear and she kills decisively. He pulled out countless spies and bugs for the country, went out and brought back countless information, etc., And finally died for protecting the country's dragon vein. The overall story is very good. The heroine is the protector of the Wei family and a nightmare to the enemies.
This heroine is different from other heroines. She works in the Revolutionary Committee. After exposing her grandfather, uncle and parents, she directly joined the Revolutionary Committee. . Then I started catching all kinds of scum, and I found that it was a good choice for the heroine to travel through time and join the Revolutionary Committee. She could take advantage of her position to catch all kinds of pests. . She also used her fortune-telling skills to find a backer for herself, and went to arrest people every day. She was not the kind to kill decisively, but she would secretly take revenge. . This is what I've seen so far at chapter 100, so I'll continue to follow it.
It's quite interesting. The author's imagination is very imaginative, time-traveling and fantasy. The heroine's abilities are really great and magical. It's a little regretful: when the heroine returned to modern times, she didn't say goodbye to those people in the era properly. After the heroine returned to modern times, those people didn't explain anything anymore. It would be great if there was a side story in this regard! Of course, this is just my personal opinion. The author's arrangement is very good. People have joys and sorrows, the moon waxes and wanes, and regrets are a normal thing in life.
I have to comment before I finish watching it. I can only say that the first part is very interesting. The heroine is very direct in everything she does, especially when collecting the family property, she looks like a half-hearted person. It is very interesting. I hope the later parts will be exciting as well. Worth recommending
I wrote a book review when I first saw this. It may be an unfinished version, but the rest is full of recommendations. I can't do it in portrait mode, right? But it's quite enjoyable to watch it at the beginning. The heroine cuts through the mess quickly and leaves happily. She is not so pretentious about family ties. She just plays the main character and I am happy. It's really good. I'll wait for the follow-up.
Very pretty. I originally thought there would be a relationship line, but I didn't expect that they wouldn't be together at the end, haha, but this ending is quite good. Although they were separated for more than fifty years, the Dragon Soul trio finally reunited.
It's quite good to watch. The heroine takes revenge immediately when she has a grudge. She's eloquent. The plot doesn't drag on and there's not a lot of nonsense. The main theme is just do it if you don't accept it.
I kind of like this book, okay?
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