There are five kinds of sight in the world:
Heavenly sight, wisdom sight, Dharma sight, Buddha sight, and mortal sight.
Qing Yao had been able to see things other people couldn't since she was little. People called it yin-yang sight.
Qing Yao was an orphan, abandoned in a blizzard. Whoever left her there probably hadn't expected her to survive. The snow reached her ankles, and she was left naked at the foot of a mountain.
She couldn't remember whether she'd ever had milk, but she survived because a big black dog from the village kept her warm and fed her milk.
Grown-up Qing Yao no longer remembered what dog milk tasted like.
But from childhood, she called the big black dog Mom.
It was Mom who brought Grandma to her. Mom and Grandma had saved her life.
At the time, Qing Yao was only as long as an arm. Grandma said she was about a month old.
Grandma's husband had died young, and she had no children. She was a lonely old woman in the village. Grandma had poor eyesight and cataracts, while Qing Yao also had poor eyesight, with her yin-yang sight.
Grandma couldn't see anything. Qing Yao was always seeing things.
Grandma told her not to talk about it.
When Qing Yao was three, Grandma died, leaving her with only Mom. With Mom's help and the meals the villagers shared with her, she managed to get by.
When she was six, Mom brought her a red stone. A child from next door hit Qing Yao over the head with it.
The red stone disappeared.
Qing Yao gained a teacher, who said her name was Tian Xing.
Tian Xing taught her to read, taught her Taoist arts, and taught her how to slay demons and exorcise evil.
When Qing Yao was fifteen, Tian Xing disappeared. Mom had left her when she was ten.
Tian Xing left her a space filled with books. Tian Xing said that once she finished reading them, Tian Xing would come and take her away.
Three years later, Tian Xing told her she was an adult and could get a job.
So far, she looks very good. The heroine is worthy of her. As long as she doesn't become a nanny later on, especially the Wu family's nanny, it will be fine.
It's very interesting. The female lead monk has a kind heart but not a holy mother. It feels really good every time she appears in front of others and kills demons and ghosts. The educated youths she meets are all good people. When she met Zhang Qiling, she helped each other without being a nanny. The plot starts from Hu Bayi's generation and won't be limited to Wu Xie and the others. There are too few chapters at the moment. I just said that the educated youth I met is a good person, and in the two new chapters, his true colors are exposed🤦It's okay, anyway, the heroine just doesn't suffer the consequences of not being a holy mother.
So far, the setting is very good, and the character portrayal is also good. It is an eye-catching fanfic. I will review it after it is completed. If I keep this level, I can give it a top level.
Very nice, give yourself a thumbs up
Not bad, at least it's very comfortable to watch, and there are no obvious logical errors. That is, does this have CP? I want to make fun of the heroine and Zhang Qiling. QAQ is really delicious.
Nice! What a surprising new book, but unfortunately there are too few. So far, the original plot follows the original timeline. The heroine is very strong. I enjoyed reading it. The writing style is very mature and the content is very interesting. I haven't seen any surprises yet. The characters are basically non-OOC. It even includes ghost stories. In short, it is a high-quality new article and is worth recommending. Good luck to the author!
So far, the writing is very good. It doesn't follow the plot like most fan fiction. Instead, the relationship between the heroine and Zhang Qiling is refreshing and very nice.
Yes, yes, it's very good-looking, and it's all about ghosts and ghosts, but I don't know if there is an emotional line (it feels like the little brother, PS is just a guess), but the current description is very good, whether it is interaction or psychological description, whether it is a friendship line or an emotional line with the little brother, they have all taken different paths, and it has always been centered on the heroine, a free, unrestrained and powerful soul. Who doesn't love this [full] [full] [full] [full] [full]
Just because the author carefully researched and wrote the Taoist mantras, he deserves a five-star review. He does not fool the readers at all, and the writing style is also great. I will review it after it is finished.
I really like this setting! (I always feel that the way of heaven is actually the way of heaven as the saying goes)