The protagonist is a native, not someone who transmigrated, and there is no System. Her only golden finger is her naturally high talent, but she is by no means someone who can easily slaughter her way through every opponent. The overall pace is slow. The setting combines Mr. Vampire, Mr. Vampire II, Mr. Vampire III, and Mr. Vampire IV.
Main CP: Lan Jun and Qiusheng. Side CP: Uncle Jiu and Auntie Zhe.
Su Lanjun was an unwanted orphan until the age of eight, when her master found her.
Her master is a Taoist nun who loves bright pink clothes, has a loud voice and a short temper, and shows no embarrassment when pursuing her senior fellow apprentice.
But she kept the first talisman Lan Jun drew safe for her, and taught her how to conduct herself and handle things.
Su Lanjun also met someone named Qiusheng, Uncle Jiu's eldest disciple. He talks a lot, loves to laugh, and is skilled at kung fu. He gave Lan Jun hair ornaments and rouge, and tended to her wounds when she was hurt.
Lan Jun doesn't know whether this is what they call love, but she knows that whenever the osmanthus blooms again each year, she wants to see him.
Seeing the indigenous + spaceless system, I fell directly into the trap. The writing style is very natural, and the story changes are also reasonably connected (the Feng Shui master's revenge, which was not shot in the original film, is realized). In addition, the most obvious thing is the emotional line. The most difficult thing to deal with in Zombie Taoist fandom is the emotional line. If the emotional line is well written, nothing else is a problem. I really like this kind of long-term development of childhood sweethearts. There will be no Mary Sue heartthrob's love at first sight. The way is very consistent with the movie and the background of the time. Except for the other one that has been stopped and has no cp, I can continue to read this one 😢
Please don't criticize me for your personal opinions. In fact, your writing is quite good. The author has rich emotions and a sense of layering. But. That's why I write every time. When the heroine was injured and the master couldn't come back to save her, I felt a little frustrated. It just feels like he is very powerful, but not as powerful as he is. But the ones you wrote about the heroine's inventions are quite good. To be honest, the heroine is not very old.
Well written!! It's really comfortable to watch, and the plot flows smoothly, very naturally, and it's great!!!
Very good-looking, I really like the portrayal of Qiu Sheng, and this kind of childhood sweetheart hehe 😏 I don't know what to say, but I just like it very much hehe I really like it, and the emotional line between Uncle Ying and Aunt Sue is also very obvious. In fact, I couldn't feel Uncle Ying's response in the movie, which fulfilled my wish for them to be together, and I think it's impossible for Uncle Ying to really have no feelings for Aunt Sue after so many years.
It's so good. Why did God let me read this book when it only has forty chapters? 😢 Oh my gosh, it's great to watch. Especially the emotional drama between Qiu Sheng and Lan Jun. I'm looking forward to the development of the plot later.
It's beautiful, but it's a pity it's no longer updated 😢
It looks good, I hope it will be updated soon 🤭🤭🤭
Very logical! What a great idea! I can follow the plot
It's very interesting and logical. It's a rare good article. I like 🥰🥰
It looks so good. The author will update it soon [please update]