The Taoist Nun Returns to Her Noble Roots

This is an ancient romance novel that is really well written. The characters created by the author are very distinctive. The heroine Su Qingci was adopted by Qingyun Temple from a young age and was raised as a "little junior brother" for thirteen years. She learned medical skills, martial arts and other skills, plus a crow's mouth, and then the master asked her to go down the mountain to find her relatives. After coming down the mountain, she relied on her own ability and was not afraid of anyone along the way, which led to a series of interesting stories. The author has good literary skills, fluent language, rigorous logical thinking, and often makes people laugh when reading. Therefore, it is worth reading and recommending, and giving five-star praise!

"The Return of the Taoist Nun" stars Su Qingci, who disguises herself as a man. Wrote a passionate and humorous legend of finding a loved one. Growing up in Qingyun Temple She possesses unique skills. The crow's mouth brings the "prophecy" buff, and she goes down the mountain. After wisdom, he fights gangsters, toughens corrupt officials, and eliminates gangsters' dens. He relies on his medical skills to Fight your way through the levels with martial arts. From the warm protection of Shangshu Mansion to the Marquis Mansion The undercurrent is surging, the mystery of life experience is intertwined with the intrigues of the house, the heroine The contrast between his lively and lively personality and his sharp skills is cute. Plot The excitement is dense and the reversals are constant. It has the speed of wandering in the world. The love also hides the warmth of family ties, in a relaxed and humorous atmosphere. The tune outlines a unique ancient adventure picture. 😊 The author's writing style is delicate and the pace is lively. The heroine's character is so lovable and even venomous, but she has a clear sense of love and hate! I really want to see how she and the male protagonist will deal with this matter after exploring the villa! I look forward to the author's more exciting ideas!

The emotional line in the plot is also very touching. The tender protection of the master and apprentice of Qingyunguan, the help in times of need from Shangshufu, and the quiet protection of Prince Jing all add a little more warmth to the power struggle. Recognizing one's relatives is not the end, but the beginning of uncovering the conspiracy. The mystery of the mother's old home, half of the jade pendant, and the "death" of the year are all buried deeper and deeper, making people want to follow the heroine to find out. The characters are vivid, the plot is compact, and the emotions are sincere. It can make people laugh to tears, but also empathize and heart-wrenching. It is definitely a high-quality ancient novel worth reading! The plot has ups and downs, and the more you watch it, the more you get addicted to it, and you have to read it twice!

The most touching part of the story lies in the creation of a vivid and three-dimensional character like Su Qingci - she has an evil physique with a "crow's mouth", a photographic memory, and extraordinary talent, but she has a mischievous and mischievous temper. The author uses light and humorous writing to vividly portray her cleverness and cunning and inner confusion. From the daily playfulness with the brothers in Qingyun Temple to the wits and wits of Yamashita fighting corrupt officials, the plot flows smoothly, with laughter and suspense intertwined, making it a hearty read. What is particularly rare is that the work has deep emotional foreshadowing amid the laughter and curses. The mysterious identity of the daughter who was raised as a son, the peculiar ability of "telling the truth whether it is bad or not", the master's secretive hints about his life experience... These unresolved clues leave a huge space for imagination for subsequent development. The author's writing style is sophisticated, with a strong ancient charm but not obscurity. The dialogues between the characters are vivid and lifelike, and the scene descriptions are as if they are before your eyes. This is an excellent work that is both interesting and story-telling. It not only contains the gratification and hatred of children in the world, but also contains the delicate and subtle human emotions. Readers can't help but fall in love with this cute and sassy little Taoist priest, and they can't wait to know: What is the mystery of her life experience? What kind of secret is hidden behind that "crow's mouth"? Looking forward to the exciting development in the future.

"The Return of the Taoist Nun" cleverly combines "gender dislocation" and "reverse koi" settings, and the opening chapter is full of dramatic tension. The heroine Su Qingci suddenly awakens as a daughter from the Taoist temple's "little junior brother". This tearing of identity becomes the most interesting starting point of the story. Her "open crow's mouth" is a stroke of genius - every time she complains "Tsk, I'm going to suffer!", It turns into an accurate prediction, causing all bad luck to happen to her opponent. This "weapon of cause and effect" setting makes the plot of torturing a scumbag both refreshing and full of humor. The author accurately outlines the image of the heroine with the four words "what you want can be beaten": on the surface, she is a complainer, but in fact she is a hard-core Taoist nun who uses Tai Chi stick skills to teach people how to behave. On the way down the mountain, the scene of killing gangsters and outsmarting the gangster's den injects fresh quirks into the traditional female strong frame. When metaphysics kung fu meets modern online lines, a wonderful spark of reading is created, which is suitable for readers who want to laugh easily.

"The Taoist Nun Returns to the God of War and Beloved by the God of War" is a masterpiece of ancient Chinese proverbs with the word "shuangwen" welded into its bones. The heroine Su Qingci grew up as a "little junior" in a Taoist temple. Once she discovered that she was a girl, she went down the mountain with her medical skills, poison skills, Tai Chi stick skills, and a golden finger with a reverse crow's mouth. From cleaning up the gangsters and taking down the Black Wind Valley, to counter-killing the assassins and stunning the God of War, the heroine's every step was smooth and smooth. Her catchphrase of "Tsk, I'm going to suffer!" Has become her exclusive cool label. The plot of the house fight goes hand in hand with the emotional line of sweet pets. The cold and handsome god of war looks at the Taoist nun and the little devil with special eyes and dotes on him, which adds a lot of sweetness to the feeling of pleasure. The whole process has a brisk pace, intensive slaps in the face, and the heroine is sassy and cute. It is a refreshing ancient Chinese novel that is full of stress relief and extremely enjoyable after reading it. It is suitable for all readers who love refreshing novels!

This book really makes the sense of contrast clear. The heroine appears to be a junior fellow who is having trouble getting along, but in reality she is the gifted daughter of the Hou family. After going down the mountain, he played with the gangsters with high energy, visited the robbers' lair, and toughened the county magistrate. Every plot is addictive to watch. The crow's mouth setting has its own laughs, and the interaction with Prince Jing is sweet and burning. The overt and covert fighting in the Hou Mansion collides with the shadows of swordsmen and swordsmen in the Jianghu. There are both passionate fights and delicate emotions. The heroine is lively and lovable, and the plot is so intertwined that you don't feel tired even after staying up late to follow it 👍 👍 👍

I like this personalized novel, a very powerful work. I was attracted by the "Tao Te Ching". I thought I would just flip through it casually and watch the excitement, but unknowingly I listened to more than fifty chapters in one breath. The story of the vivid characters begins with Su Qingci, a Taoist "junior brother" who has been "dressing as a man" for 13 years. However, he was born with a "reverse crow's mouth" and said "Tsk, I'm going to suffer" will be effective. It is a hard line to deceive the senior brother. The author is also good at using a relaxed and humorous writing style. In the daily fights at Qingyun Temple, he naturally explains the heroine's life experience and unique skills, and lays down the deep foreshadowing of going down the mountain to find her relatives. The writing is smooth and sharp, and the dialogue scenes are also profound and vivid. It cleverly combines Taoist life with martial arts elements. The image of the female protagonist who is both weak and strong comes to life on the page. People are looking forward to how she will use this "open mouth" and her skills to make her way into the world after she comes down from the mountain. It is very refreshing, not bad!

Seeing DaDa's excellent writing, I am so lucky that I have to admire DaDa's brainstorming. The younger brother who had been pretending to be a man for thirteen years suddenly got his menstrual period. He came down from the mountain in a daze and used a reverse crow's mouth to cheat on him and abuse him. He can hit the robbers with his mouth and beat them to the ground with his backhand, and throw back the poison and destroy the robber's den. Tai Chi stick method with crow's mouth, refreshing and dense. What's even sweeter is the cold-faced God of War, who speaks the cruelest words, gets the cruelest beatings, and makes the sweetest love. Crazy and sassy, ​​so happy that I can fly. Like 😄😄😄

"The Return of the Taoist Nun" can be called a tomato-style novel! The setting of the heroine Su Qingci's crow's mouth is so perfect. She can play with the gangsters, destroy the robbers' den in the Black Wind Valley, and forcefully serve as the county magistrate. From the "little junior brother" who was raised as a male disciple in Qingyun Temple, to the legitimate daughter who revealed her life experience and returned to the Hou Mansion, behind the identity reversal lies the shocking mystery of the cause of her mother's death and her abandonment that year. Faced with the schemes of her hypocritical stepmother and the difficulties of the mean old lady, she never felt aggrieved by relying on her photographic talent, superb medical skills and neat martial arts, as well as her verbal skills to slap her in the face. The plot is fast-paced, with dense foreshadowing and no procrastination. The silent protection of Prince Jing and the warm protection of Shangshu Mansion add to the excitement. It has the tension of a power struggle and the lightness of a light comedy. If you don't have a virgin, you won't have a love brain, and you will get better and better! Is the heroine becoming more and more capable of causing trouble? Is this going to cause the Hou Mansion to panic? The author's writing is delicate and the characters are likeable! The pace is bright and exciting! So beautiful! What happens next is so exciting!