Lin Siyi, a modern psychological counselor, suddenly died and transformed into an ancient unlucky matchmaker. He turns out to be a stupid person and a coward, and he is a good matchmaker. Facing the angry customers who refunded their money, Lin Siyi supported her: She's not quite the right professional, but she's still a peer? See how she uses micro-expression analysis to expose "mama's boys", uses communication skills to win over socially fearful CPs, and uses psychology to rectify weird mothers-in-law. Your career is booming, and high-quality peach blossoms from all walks of life are coming to your door one after another. Lin Siyan smiled and declined: "I'm sorry, I just want to lead the way, and I refuse to be led." Isn't it good to pursue a career?
Reader comments
The subject matter is quite novel, but it can be seen that the author's writing skills are insufficient and some places are a bit far-fetched.
Did the process go too fast? Also, the heroine felt that she lacked herself. She had used her own name for 26 years, and she changed her name naturally when she traveled back in time. Her inner monologue was not her own name anymore. After reading a few chapters, the characters suddenly appeared. I felt like someone was needed here, so I just added one. It was too abrupt.
The subject matter is quite novel, but it can be seen that the author's writing skills are insufficient and some places are a bit far-fetched.
Did the process go too fast? Also, the heroine felt that she lacked herself. She had used her own name for 26 years, and she changed her name naturally when she traveled back in time. Her inner monologue was not her own name anymore. After reading a few chapters, the characters suddenly appeared. I felt like someone was needed here, so I just added one. It was too abrupt.