The Mystic Big Sister-in-Law: The Great and Powerful Line Up for My Fortune-Telling!

The current progress is 215 chapters. It is a very good book in the metaphysics genre, so I will write a book review immediately. First of all, the heroine is very capable and never holds back any grievances. She solves every problem one by one. Then the rhythm of the plot development is very comfortable, neither too fast nor too slow. Although there are 500 chapters, it does not seem tired, but it is connected one link after another, which is very comfortable. One of the things that I like the most is that many of the supporting characters in the book are women, and basically these women are very smart. There is even a place where "the female protagonist manages" and "the female protagonist controls the outside and the male dominates the inside" - the female travel house. I like this setting of the author. From the perspective of the current 200 chapters, the only thing is that the male protagonist is more arrogant and venomous and does not trust others. In the early stage, he did not have a good attitude towards the female protagonist, which may make him feel a little unhappy. The development of the relationship line is also slow. Now the male protagonist only has some changes in the female protagonist, and occasionally worries about her. The article is well worth the effort, the author has strong writing skills, and the IQs of all the staff are online. It's great to read!!! ❤️❤️❤️

The logic, characters, and plot are all perfect. The final failure is love. Why can't Sister Yu be the only one? Men really affect the speed of drawing the sword.

It would be an 8 out of 10 points! The story line is good, but the ending is too hasty. I feel like I could write dozens more chapters in the end. To clearly explain the whereabouts of the deceased Ji family, the author could write a side story to explain it 🤭

The plot is not procrastinating and the writing is vivid. I really like the heroine! Capable, never internal conflict, no mother's heart, treats good people slowly and sedulously, treats bad people instantly, leaves no room for mercy, and loves money. The bickering between the heroine and the hero is also very interesting, but the ending is too short, I didn't watch enough

The female protagonist is really good. She has an interesting personality and is principled. She is in line with the habits of a monk. The emotional drama is a bit sloppy, but I think it is pretty good. The reason why the male protagonist is the male protagonist may be because the female protagonist chose him, which is also a kind of spiritual practice for the female protagonist. But there is a slight flaw in that there is no mention of where the brothers went. This is a problem.

I was listening to a novel. It was pretty good at first, but I thought it had no plot. Then I went to the bathroom to read the introduction. Then you told me about my brother-in-law, and the male protagonist is 13 years old... I have grown to like reading about relatives 🤦

I read it in one go, and it revolves around the Ji family. The heroine's growth path is very long in the early stage, but once she enters the capital, the story line suddenly picks up speed, and the emotional line between the male and female protagonists is not that big. In the final chapters, the word "fate" makes them a couple.

The overall story is very good-looking, and the flaws are not hidden, but there are still some details that are messy. For example, it was said earlier that Song Lian had a childhood sweetheart, and later it was said that he and Joule had a red line, but it was not explained clearly.

The Ji family really cried when I saw it. It was so miserable 😢😢😢😢😢 Alas, I actually quite like the eldest brother. Alas, it's a pity. I really don't like this male protagonist. It's so annoying. Do I have to have a cp? Alas, the plot is too confusing and there are many holes left unfilled. Didn't Song Lian have a little childhood sweetheart? And isn't Jin Zhizhou's wife already dead? I don't understand. He said before that he could write a letter of release, and now he says that he needs a marriage letter? I've finished reading it. Uh... No, it's all over. The sudden insertion of a story about the daughter is so weird that I even suspected it was an AI splicing story. There's no follow-up to the story of Ji's male daughter.

It's pretty good. I thought the emotional development would be slow, but I never thought it would be so slow. But that's not a problem. The emotional pull of the male and female protagonists makes it unnecessary to read it. As far as my reading tendency is concerned, I think this book is quite well written.