
The Mystical Legitimate Daughter Whose Divinations Never Fail: She Lives on Gossip
玄学嫡女算卦灵:吃瓜续命她最行
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 684k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Destined Romance
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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336Chapters
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4.8kRecs
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This book is actually quite good, except for some things that were sloppy and took several chapters to end. The most unbearable thing is that the male protagonist doesn't look good as soon as he appears! First of all, let me say that I am not a non-CP person, but in this book, the heroine is always defeated by other people, but every time the male protagonist appears, the heroine is frustrated and happy, which is really unbearable. Although the male protagonist does not appear many times, every time he appears, I want to roar and ask whether this is a story about a male protagonist or a female protagonist... There are people who can figure it out except for the male protagonist, and let the male protagonist keep defeating the female protagonist. The heroine's character is obviously that no matter who the other party is, it is impossible for him to be defeated, but it is all missing from the male protagonist... Now it becomes the reader who is frustrated and doesn't know whether it will be the same later... Besides, it is still a good book.
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Great, I read one more book
After reading the previous part, it is very similar to Nian Xiaohua's "The Princess, She is Destined to Bring Evil". On the way home from a Taoist temple, she encounters an amnesiac ghost, tells fortunes for a guard, loses money to her step-brother, and goes shopping in town to buy clothes. Isn't this considered plagiarism?
Will Sun not deal with it? Is the sound of the waves still there?