Modern-day counselor Lin Siyi dies suddenly and becomes an unlucky matchmaker in ancient times. Her former self was tongue-tied and timid, and nine out of ten matchmaking attempts ended in failure. Faced with angry clients demanding refunds, Lin Siyi rubs her forehead. Her expertise isn't quite relevant, but this is still sort of the same line of work, isn't it? Watch her use microexpression analysis to expose a mama's boy, communication skills to pair up two social introverts, and psychology to deal with an outrageous mother-in-law. Her career flourishes, and one eligible suitor after another comes knocking. Lin Siyan smiles and turns them down. "Sorry, I'm here to make matches, not to be matched." Isn't building a career much more rewarding?
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.