The Real Heiress Is a Powerful Mystic, and Captain Gu Keeps Trying to Recruit Her

There are currently 46 chapters, which is alright, but it might be too few. So the connection between the female lead and the male lead is not clear yet. To be honest, at first, I felt quite uncomfortable knowing that the male lead could absorb the female lead's merits uncontrollably, even if it was only a small amount. But since the reason hasn't been explained, I'll reserve my opinion.

Some of the plot points are different from what others say, and you'll only understand them after reading it yourself. The male protagonist's ancestor saved the female protagonist's soul, which has been preserved to this day, creating a karmic connection between them, leading to the series of events that follow. There's no need to avoid these points; the book is quite enjoyable so far.

I've read up to chapter 118, but I'll put it aside for now because it seems like there's a scene where the devoted second male lead can't get the girl... No, I'll wait for the next installment. If it's just a few chapters, I'll continue; if it's a long, drawn-out description, I won't read it... I can't stand this kind of unrequited love story.

The reason for the female protagonist's rebirth is clearly explained, and the storyline is very touching. The male protagonist absorbs the female protagonist's merits, which is also related to her rebirth; it's something the female protagonist owes them. The female protagonist is a fortune teller under a bridge, not a live-streamed fortune teller. Overall, this novel is quite good.

I couldn't help but cry when I got to chapter 80. I'm actually a very empathetic person, and I've never cried while reading a novel before, nor have I ever written a review. But now I have to quit and write a review to calm down. I just wanted to read a lighthearted, philosophical story, but I was unexpectedly hit with a knife. This book really is...

The story is very well-written, and it's the kind of metaphysical novel I like. The female lead isn't one of those typical fortune tellers who does live streams; instead, she sets up a stall on a pedestrian overpass. The premise is also quite good, with the government as her backing. The male lead isn't a domineering CEO; he understands metaphysics just like the female lead and isn't weak either.

Oh no, it's so good! Author, please update soon, I really want to see what happens next!

It's a great show. The male lead's character is quite unique, not one of those typical characters.

It was quite good; it's a typical fantasy novel with some real-life cases incorporated, and it flowed smoothly. However, near the end, the writing style suddenly changed, the pacing dropped, and it didn't quite reach its full potential, which was a bit of a shame. Being a solo author isn't easy... The interpretation of Xiao Yunlan is quite interesting.

I'm almost crying my eyes out! Master, fellow disciples, Xiao Liu is just too wonderful! The heroine's rebirth was never just luck; it was thanks to her senior brother's protection from beginning to end, and the love everyone had for her. Even at the very end, there was still the guilt of her living alone for over a hundred years, burdened by the sect's hatred. I hope that after her rebirth, she can be herself, the innocent and optimistic Yunxi she was at the beginning. 😢😢😢😢😢