Reading Feng Shui in Hong Kong

The writing is not simple at all. It is a crazy stretch of words, the dialogue between the characters is stereotyped and has bugs, and there is also a brainless Dragon King plot like "press three inches below the navel" (guess what people are talking about recently), without thinking.

Xiangjiang is so big, Feng Shui, place Feng Shui trees, and adjust the bed position.

Do you have any recommendations for some good folk horror novels? There's been a bit of a book shortage lately? I have finished reading Luo Xiaoyang's works.

The first one is 100,000, and the Dingshen Statue changes shop (haunted house) and then Ms. Su is 400,000. The gold shop doesn't say how much, but there is at least 100,000. The author tells me, why is there a new shop when there is already a new shop that has made a name for itself? What about the one before? You have two shops. It took a long time to put it in place on the first day, but is it not smooth at all after that? You already have at least 500,000 yuan on hand and you want to book a shop for more than 200,000 yuan. Why do you act like you have no money and still need to raise money? It's just an AI article that cares about the head and not the bottom.

Only by listening to the book can you find out what the problem is - AI text.

Can this crappy book be on the list? If you don't find Tai Chi points first before looking at Feng Shui, how can you look at Feng Shui like a hammer? Do you know the function of Tai Chi points? How to judge good or bad without Tai Chi points? If you write it as a novel and someone learns it, it won't kill people.

Before I finished reading the first chapter, I found out that it was an indigenous text The author is really brave

Personally, I think it's a bit dramatic. If the author is upset, just block me.

The subject matter is very good, but the writing is very awkward. Abandoned

Food and grass are the minimum. However, I noticed a few trumpets who scolded the most.