The Cheongsam Beauty Becomes a God After the End of the Law

It has the flavor of a traditional classical folk tale, and there are some paragraphs that are really full of suspense. I haven't seen such an authentic suspense story for a long time. I don't know why such a good book has average results. I just clicked on it and read it and I was attracted by the plot. It stands to reason that this book should not be short of reading. After all, the rhythm and other aspects are online, and the heroine's IQ is also online. Save it first, and read it later when you get better.

Personally, I quite like this one. Come on and write well. I'll read other books and save my monthly subscription to support you.

It's a good suspense novel. I feel that the plot concept is quite interesting and has the flavor of folklore. I have read thirty chapters so far and the pace is quite fast. It would be better if the heroine could kill more decisively. The other is that the heroine's combat power is a bit weak. Can it be strengthened quickly to give the protagonist a halo? Everything else is pretty good. If the updates are stable, this book is worth reading. Good luck to the author. I hope it won't be unfinished.

So it's a heroine story, right? The section about Shen Ji's tailoring is very much like a folk anecdote. There are many explanations about folk taboos in this book. It is a rare suspense article. If there is no love plot, this article can be regarded as a masterpiece. So I hope that the male protagonist can be less persuasive, and it will be more enjoyable to write specifically about the heroine, right?

It would be great if this book was made into a TV series like "Si Teng", which could fill a major gap in suspense and supernatural themes in mainland China dramas. Some Yin Yang public accounts will always use the theme to say that only Hong Kong and Taiwan dramas can produce large-scale dramas in this area, and domestic entertainment has been completely exploded... It's really annoying. The production of "The Strange Stories of the Tang Dynasty" last year was a great progress in the field of supernatural beings. I hope there will be better series adaptations of this work in the next few years. By the way, I personally feel that it is more appropriate to change the title of "cheongsam" to "Qipao". After all, this style of clothing was created by Han urban women in Shanghai, Nanjing, Beijing, Tianjin and other places in the 1920s after learning from Western-style clothing. Throughout the Republic of China, except for a few enlightened former Manchu aristocratic women (who were deeply Sinicized and no different from the Han people), most Manchu women did not wear Qi robes, while Han urban women were the main group of people who wore them. Therefore, it is a great fallacy for some contemporary people to regard the Qipao, a reformed and invented dress invented by Han urban women in the Republic of China, as a traditional Manchu costume just because of the mistaken and confusing name of "cheongsam" due to carelessness and habit during the Republic of China. Although the Republic of China has given birth to four major schools of Chinese flat tailoring. Among them, the Beijing style Qi robe may refer to the Qing Dynasty's "flag girl robe", but the other three major schools (Shanghai style, Su style, Cantonese style/Hong Kong style) have little to do with the Manchu "flag clothes" of the Qing Dynasty. As for the so-called improved Qipao that uses Western tailoring that appeared after the reform and the Hunan style Qipao that appeared in recent years, they have nothing to do with the Qing Dynasty flag dress. Therefore, it can be said that the Qipao is one of the modern and contemporary Hanfu, just like the Mao suit, the May 4th suit (civilized new clothing), the long shirt and mandarin (reformed in the Republic of China), which were also improved by the Han people, and the youth clothing introduced from Japan. The only difference is that it has been officially sorted and confirmed (refer to Zhu Yuanzhang, the emperor of the Ming Dynasty, who established the Ming Dynasty Hanfu system).

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The more I look at it, the more I feel that the heroine has lived so long in vain. She is just older. In terms of IQ, she is not higher than the male protagonist who has lived longer than her. In terms of kung fu, she is almost the same as the male protagonist. She has no financial resources and eyesight. She is also moody and crying like a little girl, and has all kinds of despair. Did she spend all the extra years of her life studying how to die?

I really like this book by the author Dada 😁😁. Come on, author Dada. I am following the updates every day😄

This is really a serious illness. Both the male and female protagonists are weird. It is strange for a woman who has lived for such a long time to be penniless. In addition to not dying, the female protagonist seems to have no great abilities. It seems that apart from her weird personality, she does not have high business intelligence. The male protagonist's mother also looks weird and does not look like a good person.

It's been hundreds of years, and the heroine is still struggling with why she's not an ordinary person, what's wrong with her

This, if a person can be emotionally affected by some things, and then have a relationship with another person anywhere, then I can accept that the male and female protagonists do not take this aspect seriously, and I can even accept that similar things will happen with other people in the future, but don't wash it out later and say that they are exclusive or something like that, that would be ridiculous.

It turns out that the heroine is not incapable of dealing with ghosts, but that she has almost no ability at all.

Love it so much, cheers for the author✊

Author, please update🥺Please🥺It's been a year