The Occult Heiress Returns Home, and the Officials Beg Her Not to Spill the Beans

I'd give it five stars, considering the difficulty of creating such a story. The female lead is strong. It's straightforward and doesn't drag on; each story resolves issues immediately. However, I feel the character descriptions, personalities, and appearances are a bit too bland. For example, the Empress Dowager's arrival at the palace banquet wasn't described much; it was just a brief mention.

It's so good! A very novel writing style, combining metaphysics and mind reading—it's fantastic. It's just that there's not enough of it.

It's visually appealing, but from the perspective of innocent, ordinary people, it's truly awful. The female protagonist, a goddess, finds her shadow interesting and wants to see what it can do, so she lets it grow unchecked. Eventually, she loses control, leaves her body, and descends to earth to wreak havoc on innocent people. Seriously! 🤦🤦 Disaster strikes when you're just sitting at home.

A story that blends metaphysics and mind-reading, humorous and witty, with both the male and female protagonists possessing extraordinary identities. Its shortcomings include some scenes being glossed over, and the dialogue between the three ghosts being overly verbose. [Personal opinion, please refrain from criticism. Marked to avoid repeated viewing.]

It's really good; I love mind-reading stories the most! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

It's a good read, very humorous and funny. I'll add it to my bookshelf and read it later when it's more complete. I hope the author updates frequently.

A very good piece of metaphysical writing. The author is fantastic! 👍👍

The story is actually quite well-written, but I don't really like that almost everyone can hear their inner thoughts.

After the male lead appears, everyone's focused on shipping him with his girlfriend, making up half the book. He transforms from a cold, aloof guy into a doting husband. What a pity.

It's not bad at all; many chapters made me laugh. Why is the rating so low? It was alright at first, but it got increasingly boring as I read on, and it seemed like they were just padding the word count.