
The Feng Shui Master
风水师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 828k Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 15y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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200Chapters
2kFavorites
7.6Score
231Nutrient gifts
3.6kClicks per chapter
1.6kComments
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Bai, who are you? . .
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Sure enough, it feels better to watch it after gaining weight~~~Kaka~~~Thank you for your hard work, Xiaobai
It's been a long, long time since I've seen such a good article. The most rare thing is that a novice who insists on updating and is down-to-earth has such a brilliant mind. Thank you. I love Boss Hai and Hitomi Cheapskate very much.
A few days ago, I happened to read a sentence by Nalan Xingde: The talent is shallow, so the blessings are poor. At that time, a person immediately came to mind - Hu Xiaobai. I don't mean to say that she is shallow. If she is shallow, then I will never see a talented person again. Nalan Xingde here is just being self-effacing. If his talent was shallow, then there would be no one who could write lyrics. Just like Xiaobai, many times I always feel that she has done well enough, but she always paints and writes books conscientiously. With her talent and hard work, she can kill many people in an instant, and this does not include her business acumen and Feng Shui attainments. So when I saw that sentence, I immediately thought of her. Sometimes I think about it, the happiest person in the world should be a fool who doesn't understand anything. He doesn't understand, so he is sad but not disappointed. A simple candy can make him happy all day long. On the contrary, if you know too much and see too much, you will not be so happy - this is probably what I worry about the most. After all, Xiaobai is just a little girl. Although she can take charge of all aspects, she is still a little girl after all (at this point, a strong desire to protect comes out again~~~~(>_<)~~~~). It seems a bit heavy to say too much. In short, Xiaobai, it's best if you are as silly and happy as a little girl. Of course, this is mainly so that I can bully you. (The evil one grabs your neck) Thus, this review ended perfectly with the master pinching Xiaobai's neck. Thank you for watching, see you in the next article on Cuicui's hard life. (Waving handkerchief~~~~~)
Looking forward to Xiaobai's next article. Although my bad habit is to fatten up and then slaughter, I will always chase Xiaobai.
First let me state that we are not writing reviews, we are just planning the content in such a long way that we cannot finish it in one sitting... Section 2: Nonsense If we say that 1803-2003 was an era lacking imagination, some people will definitely jump out and object. Who? The owner of Huanzhu Tower takes his disciple Sun Liang Yusheng/Jin Yong/Gu Long/Wen Ruian. However, although martial arts novels are also castles in the air built based on imagination, the protagonists of martial arts novels are always human beings, ordinary people who have unique skills and are physically stronger. The themes of martial arts novels generally do not involve the torture of questions such as what nature is, what God is, what human beings are, and what life, old age, sickness and death are. Therefore, even though martial arts novels have a long history, in a sense they do not fall into the category of traditional fantasy novels. After 2000 AD, the door to the Old World gradually opened. The Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter entered mainland China with movies as the pioneers, marking the beginning of a large-scale Eastern expedition for Western fantasy literature. The new fantasy movement in China began with a work that was immature, mentally retarded and embarrassing: "Fantasy City". The truth soon emerged. "Fantasy City" is a perfunctory adaptation of a short section of Auntie Jiazi's comic book "Sacred Biography", but this does not prevent the petite, frail and charming four girls from then on to become successful wealthy businessmen with more copy and paste, sitting in the heart of the CBD of the magic city, enjoying unlimited wealth, and enjoying the boundless loneliness of the chrysanthemum sect. But it is undeniable that the crazy sales of Siniang's "Fantasy City" have opened up territory for local fantasy works: and as long as there is a market, there will be development - since 2003, fantasy and imagination works have rapidly recovered in mainland China. The crazy development of the Internet at the same time has undoubtedly given fuel to this new fantasy movement. The greatest advantage of the Internet is that information can reach an unprecedentedly wide audience at almost zero cost. This is why, in recent years, important fantasy literature works are almost without exception online. Even the heyday of Kyushu could not compare with such a vast platform. People on Baidu love to make lists. I once saw a comment discussing the most important online fantasy works in recent years. The list was only "Zhu Xian", "Zichuan", "New Song Dynasty" and "DM Notes". However, I am dismissive of this popularity. In my mind, the best fantasy writers in recent years can only be counted on the fingers of one hand. Let's talk about the male author first. One, small linden. Maybe someone will stand up and refute that Xiaolin writes about martial arts. However, starting from personal reading comprehension, from "Gong Xiao Yuan" to "Bei Xue" to "Opening the Tang Dynasty", Xiao Zhen's imagination becomes more and more light and gorgeous, gradually breaking away from the concept of "stronger ordinary people", and getting closer and closer to supernatural beings or fantasy. The most prominent feature of Xiao Tie's thoughts is his sympathy for the weak and his yearning for social justice. Secondly, Bucket Rider's "The Maple Chronicles of the River" (and some other short stories) are beautiful short stories with Buddhist elements, as clean and smooth as mountain streams. The occasional darkness does not change the gentle pink tone of Bucket Rider's works. Third, this is a ditch of hopeless stagnant water, Tu Mu's "Quai Shi Lu". Although Tu Mu is compared to Qian Zhongshu's disrespect for the master, the laughter and despair brought about by "The Record of Caishi" is the same as the suffocation of "Fortress Besieged". As for the female author, Xiao Ruse's lively and lively series "Deceitful Words" is quite worth reading (big pit status = =||) - although in terms of artistic achievements, perhaps "Mrs. Huzhu" is higher - after all, the world does not like BE but HE. Baifan Rushuang, who was deeply influenced by The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy and Journey to the West, wrote the warmest and healing words in this popular and cold dark age. With the completion of the Lord of the Rings trilogy and HP's unfinished story (I originally wanted to describe it as a foot wrap, and I can't express my resentment towards HP in one or two sentences), as rotten girls gradually take over the world, as the emotional entanglement between Jiang Dodou and Jin Hou turns into an annual bloody and beautiful drama, with the fully functional Biting Yiyi Apple replaced rough mobile phones with small memory that could only read txt, and as gay-filled AVFUN began to replace Jinjiang as the new entertainment and leisure favorite, I thought that this era of fantasy was ending, and there would be no more memorable fantasy authors, until I met Hu Xiaobai. I admit that I turned to "Feng Shui Master" while scrolling through the list when I had nothing to read. When I first saw the title "Zhuo Lu Ling", I just thought it was a follow-up to the popular themes after "Ghost CD" or "DM Notes" or "Maoshan DS". Turning to the next chapter, watching the ugly boss cry profusely, write a long letter and lick the stamps, made people who had done exactly the same thing more than a year ago feel tight in their hearts. In the second quarter, a bad guy appears who drives a sports car and has an inexplicable bastard (tyrant) spirit. Although I still can't understand it, I just feel that the author's writing skills are solid and the plot is relaxed and relaxed. Later, when I read about an Indian restaurant where the ugly boss who served meals with lime water insisted on checking in every day, an inexplicable sense of intimacy and familiarity arose in my heart, and I thought to myself, maybe they are the same kind of people living abroad? Otherwise, how could I have such a profound understanding of the important life event of eating? I sat in the laboratory late at night and flipped through page after page, and I was surprised to find that the text suited my taste. At first, I thought I had finally found the lively and joyful writing styles of Xiao Ruse and Baifan Rushuang. As I read each section, I gradually realized some differences: "The Words Confuse the Crowd" is characterized by clever and well-intentioned jokes, while Baifan Rushuang is good at expressing the gentle smile after the prosperity is gone, just like the bowl of hot broth left in the casserole on the stove after returning home late at night. The baggage or jokes that Xiaobai stuffs between the lines have a bit of cunning nature, which seems to be in the same vein as Zhuang Zhou - not the cynical deconstruction of the so-called modern great writers, but the real, see-through, calm and gentle teasing and joy of Zhuang Zhou. So that night, when I turned to the Polar Bear that Xiaobai had left behind in a certain chapter with little green characters, I decided to hook up with him decisively, boldly, fearlessly, and without fear of embarrassment or rejection. I thought, even if I am just the most disgraced among the author's many fans, I still have the shamelessness to express my humble respect.
Boss Hai's original form is so powerful! Not only is he very similar to Professor Hitomi, but he also has an extra hairy hair that makes him howl. I really want to pull that hair~ I felt so uncomfortable when I saw the scene where Boss Hai kept dying and coming back to life. He felt that Boss Hai was so great and used his own death over and over again to enlighten Black Qilin. Also, why is Boss Hai reluctant to use his original self to have sex with Professor Hitomi? Wouldn't that hurt less?
Why is it over... Bursting into tears Does Xiaobai have any extras? . . Sprinkle flowers, sprinkle flowers,,,
Congratulations on the completion, I'm so reluctant to part with it!