The Female Diviner of the Nineties
九零女神算
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 982k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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484Chapters
24.5kRecommendations
23.4kFans
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I love stories without a male lead. What I hate most are those misunderstandings and endless torment in love stories where the characters ultimately forgive and get back together—it's disgusting. There are no good men in the world, they're all scumbags. I highly recommend this book; it's an absolute must-read, no male lead, and the female lead is a great character—not a saint, and there aren't any awful characters. The author's writing is fantastic! 🌹
The beginning was really too verbose, with so much explanatory text that interrupted the plot. I got so annoyed reading it that I had to pause it.
This book has a terrible ending. The beginnings, set in the city, were quite enjoyable, but then it suddenly shifted to the rainforest, and instead of going home, it ended abruptly... It seems the female lead's backstory was too complex to continue writing.
It took me several chapters to realize that my daughter's name is also Wanyue.
Although the author stated it was a fictional world, setting it in the 1990s still feels very incongruous. I was eight years old in 1990, and rural areas weren't this extreme. My family lived in a relatively remote rural area, where people wouldn't refuse to give medicine when they were sick. It would have been more like that ten years or so earlier.
It's poorly written, lacks logic and has no outstanding moments. It's supposed to be a "feel-good" story, but it wasn't very enjoyable to read; it was just awkward.
Chapters 288 and 289 contain the exact same content!
Dear author, your latest chapter is completely duplicated from the previous chapter. Please correct it to the correct content as soon as possible. Points have already been deducted. 😭
I actually read female-themed novels. 😂😂😂😂😂 A boy who is experiencing a reading slump
Whether there's a male lead or not isn't important, but please, please don't let it be that villain Huo Jun!
The explanation of the family situation felt too tedious. It would be fine if it were necessary for later plot developments, but now that they've laid so much groundwork, it feels like they haven't really caused any trouble and it's not satisfying.