The Chief Minister Is Haunted by Demonic Energy

Reading every chapter of Teacher Ke Yao's book, I forget to inhale and exhale unconsciously. Then after reading a chapter, you have to take a breath and breathe a sigh of relief. I never understood why the text in this book was so soothing and even a bit too polished for a female novel. Under such circumstances, the teacher was able to keep the rhythm of the story compact. Only after reading it can I dare to guess whether it is because there are many philosophical discussions in the book, such as macro and micro, good and evil, responsibility and freedom, love and hate. Underneath the seemingly indifferent text, when I was reading, my mind didn't just focus on the development of the story and stop thinking. When the characters ask themselves, I will also pop up questions, wondering if this is the case or if it is like that. Sometimes I even break away from the story itself and start thinking about a certain character's doubts. The sadness of the book, the joy of the book, each chapter has something that affects people's emotions, and because the writing is so beautiful, I can't bear to read it chapter by chapter. There is a kind of worry that arises from looking at the page numbers, so that when I turn to the "last page", I just feel in a trance. Thank you to the book friend who recommended this book to me, and thank you to Teacher Ke Yao for his hard work in writing and weaving for us such a world of humans and monsters. 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭It's really beautiful!

I was lucky enough to meet last night, and the leisurely and comfortable feeling between the lines, coupled with the layers of it, made me fascinated. Although I didn't stay up all night, I reluctantly put it aside at 3 o'clock. The little devil of work waved his whip, and the last reason urged me to sleep, otherwise I would also face the painful whip of life. It has been a long time since I had such an experience. I had a good night's sleep and felt refreshed. Continuing in the morning, I thought I was still very fat and could read enough, but I didn't expect to be so thin. Although I am thin, I felt very happy after reading the latest chapter. One word, refreshing, two words, happy, four words, but it is not enough. I unconsciously look forward to the subsequent plot. It is a difficult choice to fatten up and wait for updates, so I can only look forward to too many updates!

Let me summarize my general thoughts after reading this book. PS: I looked at the front slowly, and the back almost at a glance. I can probably understand the author's intention and thoughts in writing, but this book is really... Written too obscurely. The work itself is like a thousand Hamlets for a thousand readers, not to mention the author's so-called foreshadowing and too much blank space, which makes it particularly painful for readers. It gives me the feeling that the author wants to create a story for others to understand and guess, but most of the writing in the article is like making a maze, putting the key in the maze, getting the key and opening the door only to find that it is another maze with a key... This cycle goes on and on, leaving readers guessing in the dark 98% of the time. Giving an answer in the last 2% of the content does not make me feel particularly subtle. To use another analogy, after reading this book, it feels like doing a math problem. You probably have an idea when you read the problem, but the calculation process is too cumbersome. It takes an hour to complete the problem, and you get very few points. 😅 I hope that the author's subsequent books will not be so deliberate in layout and ambush, and can be more clever but not more cumbersome. This point can be referred to the male channel boss Squid. Personally, I feel that there is a difference between the interlocking style and the way the Riddler is written (which is even closer to being mystical). Of course, the advantages of this book are also obvious. The characters are very bright and cute, unconventional, and have a certain degree of complexity. This is what kept me reading. To put it bluntly, I was too lazy to guess the author's puzzle settings in advance (I really read the novel just for entertainment, after all, I was already very tired from doing other things, and reading the novel was just for entertainment). It was quite fun to just take a look at the characters' personalities and the choices they made. I hope the author will write better and better.

After reading them all, to be honest, I was confused and confused. I feel that the author struggled to write it at the end, and the story could not be more complete. This kind of article involving the equality of men and women is too controversial in itself. Fuxi and Gushe represent both men and women. It is not right for anyone to win. Whoever wins is a gender tilt. But since the wrong person in the beginning of the story is Fuxi, and the background of the story is that women are imprisoned and abused, then everything should be changed. At the end, nothing has changed. Even without the law of heaven, the world in this story has always been about men being respected and women being slaves. And what bothers me the most is that the ending is not as good as it was before Fuxi and Gushe died. Before they died, women could study and be officials. After death, women are just losers, and they are just items in the eyes of men. I don't like this ending!

I came from Never-Ending. As expected, that book is more suitable for me. I'm almost sleepy after reading this one. I've always been like this. When I see a woman falling in love with a man, I want to yawn. It's so boring.

A hardcore masterpiece delayed by the title

Mr. Wei is so cute. He is so cute that he is tossing and turning on the bed.

The author is so awesome, this feeling of not knowing where to go grabs the reader tightly.

I don't know if I'm in a bad state because I didn't sleep too much today, or because it rained today and forced me to be depressed... Obviously the tone of writing is my favorite, and the world is also the beautiful fantasy that I like, but I actually read 20 chapters and I still can't understand what the plot is about. It feels like there are a lot of foreshadowings, and they are connected in series, and they cannot be connected in parallel to form a complete main line. The main thing is that the female lead, the male lead, the second male lead, and a time-traveling sister, Brother Xiong, I feel that I must be shrouded in a halo of wisdom today. . Sad, can't see it. . .

Finished reading. Come write a book review. It's a coincidence. I was introduced to this book just after it was finished, and I was able to read it in one sitting. I finished watching "The Psychologist" in one week, and I just finished watching "The First Assistant" in the same week. In fact, I prefer "The Psychologist" to "The Psychologist" because there are more inspiring topics and thoughts in "The Psychologist", while "The Psychologist" emphasizes romance more. (Actually, I'm not very fond of romance) If I had to describe it, "The Psychologist" is much freer than "The First Assistant". (This is of course, because the Feng family in "The First Assistant" is too big, and it starts to worry when there are more people) My understanding of "The First Assistant" runs through the whole book, which is "resistance". To resist fate is to choose the third one from two choices. To be honest, I didn't understand much after reading the entire book. For example: What is Linghe? What is weak water? What is the difference between the two things and are they the same origin? What about all those troublesome fortune tellings? In the end, the spiritual power disappears. Is Mr. Wei still a human being? Or a fox? How did Gushe die in the end? What is the so-called narrow space between life and death? How did Xiao Qi survive in the end? What is the so-called freedom that Xia Ying gained? How were the twelve extraterrestrial realms born and destroyed? Why can Fuxi push the world back? Why did Feng Yan help Gu She defeat Fu Xi? But it doesn't matter. None of this matters. Say important things three times, it doesn't matter. No answer is needed. When reading this book, I didn't pay special attention to understand the internal logic of the plot. This is difficult and unnecessary. I didn't read this book for the subtlety of the plot. After all, Teacher Ke Yao himself said that readers did not notice the foreshadowing he wrote at all. This book is very nice. It's not because the plot is very good or the idea is deep, or it talks about gender equality or anything else. Just because Teacher Ke Yao's description is delicate enough. It is comfortable enough to read and immersive. This may sound a bit mysterious. I can understand the plot in general, but not in the details. But this does not prevent me from trying to empathize with the characters in the book. When I finished reading this book and looked back and thought about it, I found that this book seemed to tell no story at all. The final chapter comes so suddenly, HE comes suddenly. In my opinion, this book is written by each person who Teacher Ke Yao understands. The story itself is no longer important, and the integrity of the plot does not need to be delved into. When I read this book, I just wanted to read the joys, sorrows, joys, emotions and desires of the characters in the book. Every character in this book is true to form. I like them all. Originally I wanted to take a photo of the author's rainbow fart. But it doesn't seem to have been filmed. To sum it up, it can be summed up in one sentence: the plot is confusing and the characters are immersive. It seems to be a usage of criticism. It's good to have a feeling, don't care so much when reading online articles. Anyway, I liked this book.