Miss, Don't Worry, You Hired a God-Tier Daoist Master

A good book that completely breaks away from the clichéd cool writing methods of similar subjects. The setting of the dual cultivation system of the East and the West is very innovative. It does not follow the old routine of the East crushing it, but disassembles and understands the Eastern cultivation system from the perspective of Western magic. The details of the collision of the systems are particularly interesting. The male protagonist is powerful but does not steal the show throughout the whole process. There is no point of mindless pretentiousness. He always uses guidance to encourage the female protagonist to grow. The story takes the heroine as the main line, with the family's seizure of power and the exploration of the system running in parallel. The growth process is solid and not suspended. There is interest hidden in the sense of drama, and the foreshadowing is also thought-provoking. It is very worth following.

Personally, I quite like this author's writing style and ideas. It's not very smooth, and it's not a big deal. Although the setting of the protagonist is a bit strange. But every encounter. Everything is written clearly. It doesn't feel too gorgeous or embarrassing. These are things you may have experienced on a daily basis. Quite like it. Well, so far, I have seen 40 photos.

Rather than telling the story of the male protagonist, I feel more like writing the story of the female protagonist. The male protagonist is just a helper and killer when necessary. And as I said at the beginning, most of the characters above the Saint level have weird personalities, so I just accepted the bad character of the male protagonist. But I really enjoyed watching it 🤦

I think this book is good to read. The male protagonist is very powerful and will not help the female protagonist without thinking. He will use guidance to help the female protagonist grow. It's not bad. It would be nice if the male protagonist felt a little more alive

The author should have come from the manufacturing industry. Not only is the writing logic, but also the process is complete, including orders, logistics, materials, procurement, delivery, and even experimentation, stability, and cycle. . . . .

The score is very low, which is surprising. I think the content is very interesting, and the writing style is very novel (for me). Many of the Eastern and Western contents proposed by the author are eye-catching to me, and the description of the characters is very good. If you are interested, you must read more and you will have some different feelings. At least I think there are very few stupid parts. I hope the author will do better!!! (I think this rating is low)

Intangible pretense is the most fatal. There is still very little plot. The most poisonous point is a few words and a paragraph. My font has been set to very small. It is very tiring to read. Listening to the book is okay, but there is no live version and multi-person dialogue. I read the latest chapter in one day. Overall, I still like it. Come on.

It's well written, but a bit bland and provocative. There's nothing wrong with the plot logic. I found a bug. The timeline is wrong. It started five years ago when Wei Wutian entered the empire and registered the foundation. Later, it became seven years ago when Warcraft was born, and he became a Nascent Soul. The strength may not be accurate, but there is something wrong with the timeline.

Yes, it feels good for leisure and daily use. Like.

This book is quite good, with clear ideas and offbeat dialogue.