You Brat, Calling Me a Taoist? Let’s See How Strong Your Fate Is

What can I say about this book? The writing is good, but there are too many things that make people laugh. Let me give you an example: 1. The content, atmosphere, character behavior, etc. Written by the author are all domestic models, but you can also understand the setting of a parallel world by looking at the introduction; 2. The Western things that exist inside are just empty shells. Just don't bring the real West into it when you watch it; 3. When reading, please translate by yourself and imagine the way of speaking and doing things in foreign countries. Otherwise, it will be very strange and you will think that the protagonist is not in a foreign environment, but in China. Summary: This is a setting with a parallel world, but the content of the novel is a Western Western shell, which is different from the real Western one, so readers may feel that it is strange when they read it. As for other things, they are still good and worth reading [Note]

Although it is a pretty good Feng Shui fortune teller novel, where is the widowed sister? There is no wife in the wife cake? [Cover face]

Will this book still come out? [Cry][cry][cry][cry] What's going on with the other one?

The plot setting of this book is somewhat interesting, but unfortunately, the book is set in the United States, but it lacks the accent of Western languages ​​and the humorous charm of Western languages. Therefore, the storyline is a bit dull. Adding the accent of Westerners' speaking, the book will be perfect. The lowest score is at least eight points, and nine points is not impossible!

People tell fortunes in North America, and my widowed sister exclaims about Eastern witchcraft Love to eat braised pork rice The live-streamed fortune-telling short story just changed the location to a foreign country, but not only is it not a comprehensive comic, it is not even a pure foreign country. It's completely the same fortune-telling type routine as before, just changed into a different skin. There is no change in the plot, and there is nothing particularly novel. The narrative is relatively smooth and detailed, and can be read. It can only be seen. About three and a half stars, rounded up for new book issues.

Overall a pretty good novel Don't like the protagonist's subsequent behavior

There is a question. There should be no word "fate" in English. I don't know how to explain pig's feet to foreigners.

It's a very good live broadcast article, but it's just covered in a foreign layer, and the logic is still domestic and it's easy to mess up.

Speech abroad is different from that in China. Just look at the slang in Xinjiang and you will know.

Brother, let's find a class.