The Real Heiress Is a Master of the Mystic Arts

Keep being a saint, keep this real heiress who's capable but refuses to leave behind her biased parents who suddenly reappear 22 years later, her vicious older brother, her vicious younger brother, and the rivalry between the fake heiress and the real heiress.

The focus is on the female lead's busy work schedule, not the kind of story where a few lines are written briefly before a romantic subplot jumps in. It feels like the female lead is so busy she doesn't even have time to hang herself 🤦 I love it.

Generally speaking, metaphysical novels that include phrases like "Do not learn from this, do not imitate this" are not simple. The plot is tight and fast-paced, with no logical errors. The female lead is so busy she doesn't have a moment to spare; I didn't even know who the male lead was by chapter 55! I hope his screen time doesn't increase too much later on.

This is a very good novel. The writing is excellent, and the protagonist's status within the system is convincingly portrayed; his speech and behavior are very realistic. The author seems to have a genuine understanding of metaphysics; much of the information is beyond the capabilities of an average novice.

The female lead in "The Busiest Woman" was very kind. If I were this busy and someone kept harassing me, I'd really explode! [Petrified]

The female lead's character is quite well-developed. In the current storyline, the male lead seems rather dispensable. The plot is fast-paced and doesn't drag, and the main storyline isn't very clear yet. If it maintains this pace, it feels like a work with great potential.

A breath of fresh air in the world of romance novels, featuring a strong, straightforward, and unpretentious female lead. The stories are down-to-earth yet incorporate folklore, supernatural elements, and ghosts, while also subtly satirizing the typical domineering CEO romance with its light-hearted pairings. Despite the many elements, they blend naturally, feeling fresh and even novel, creating a sense of different microcosms merging together. I only regret starting to watch it too early.

A very interesting book, one volume is better than six, hahaha. It mainly mixes many elements, making it feel like I read several novels at once. Director Guan is truly an excellent public servant, always working without a moment's rest, hahaha. The demons and monsters are all so cute, and there's even a story of love between a thunder god and a ghost, etc. Anyway, it's quite interesting.

Strong female lead, many female characters, female-centric, daughter-loving, only a villainous male supporting character. The female lead has a high-ranking and responsible position, strong magical powers, and is newly transferred, hence the many events at the beginning.

Those tired of the "real and fake heiresses" dichotomy are in luck! This story doesn't have that conflict. The "real and fake heiresses" trope has been overused to the point of being a landmine, and this one isn't even about a baby swap. The adopted daughters are all real heiresses.