Ghost Hunter: The Big Shot Who Says One Thing and Means Another

I love Jingmu's character. He is handsome, strong and dedicated, and he doesn't have any greasiness at all. He likes to pretend and is soft-hearted. I can read 100 chapters of the two people's daily exchanges of words.

The scene on the top floor of the branch office made me so passionate. When the heroine stabbed her with a knife, I sat up straight... But the description of losing control of mental power later is a bit too floating. I hope it can be more specific. The whole thing is still very touching.

Is there anyone who admires the quarrel scene between Yuebai and Jingmu as much as I do? It was obvious that they were quarreling, but the quarrel became more and more sticky. Every time the male protagonist said harsh words, he was slapped back by the female protagonist, and then she was instantly scared. I can watch this kind of daily exchange for a lifetime∧∧

After reading so many ghost-hunting themes, this book is not entirely about ghost-hunting. Instead, it writes a lot besides the love line between the male and female protagonists. The supporting characters are not tool people, everyone has their own story and position. There are many lines buried in the Evernight Association. Is the black-robed chief the flower shop owner? Urgent I also really want to know the continuation of the cousin story line. Real cousin, fake cousin fooled me.

The villain line is well laid out, and I kind of like the setting of the brothers and sisters found in Bone Disc Valley. I just hate the brother and sister aspect - but I'm still curious. What grudge do they have? The progress of the main plot is a bit slow, and after dozens of chapters, I feel that the amount of information is not enough, but the character interactions are well written, and I can keep reading.

The author writes about daily sweetness and suspense that can also make people's skin crawl. The atmosphere in the dreamland where the flowers and trees are deep is so weird. Are the usually cheerful little sisters like this? Boss Han, I love this contrast www

The supporting characters in the book are quite interesting. Isn't this cousin the villain in the later period? In fact, to be fair, I don't understand the old man and the confusion. When my cousin first appeared on the scene, I thought he was the second male lead, but why not?

The flaws don't hide the flaws, it's a bit cheerful overall, not so extreme as to be a spoiled wife novel. I still don't understand some of the plot. Can you write more love lines between the male and female protagonists? I want to read this. The supporting characters feel like I want to write a group portrait but I don't know how to write a group portrait, which is a bit awkward. But personally I highly recommend reading it.

The combination of unit ghost hunting case + two-way secret love is unexpectedly brilliant! The author's imagination is online, and the settings of various ghosts and monsters in the urban background are fresh and non-repetitive. The boss male protagonist is aloof and difficult to approach, but he has no bottom line with the coquettish female protagonist. He is too honest and upright to laugh every day; the heroine's gradual growth is delicately depicted, and there is no cheating overnight. The micro-millionaire setting makes the supporting characters rich in interaction and the fantasy romance atmosphere is full.

It's very nice to read, and it's rare to encounter such a thoughtful and thoughtful review.