Housekeeper

The Master is my favorite Feng Shui novel. I have read this novel several times and have a deep affection for it. When I was re-reading the book recently, I saw a lot of criticism of the character Bao Tulong in the chapter reviews. I felt very unconvinced, so I posted a book review to refute those who said Bao Tulong was disgusting. First of all, let's talk about the author's purpose in writing Bao Tulong. To be honest, Bao Tulong is the main character in this book. This book is very useful. The first one is used to elicit the protagonist's explanation of Feng Shui, and to highlight the protagonist's Feng Shui from an ordinary person's perspective. For example, the fat boss must also know some basic Feng Shui knowledge and need a small bag to elicit it. The second one is to help the protagonist take the blame and improve the protagonist's character. For example, the protagonist helped an acquaintance with Feng Shui, and Xiao Bao came to ask for money. The protagonist silently uses Feng Shui to help others, Xiao Bao comes to expose it, and lets the other party thank the protagonist. The protagonist is too young and is looked down upon by his peers. The protagonist should keep a low profile. Xiaobao uses some methods to let others know about the protagonist's reputation and slap him in the face. The third is to promote the main plot and help the protagonist find opportunities. For example, at the beginning, the protagonist was almost injured, and Xiaobao acted like a shrew and came to ask for money. After all, the protagonist also needs to be tough. Then there is the matter of taking money to go to the antique street. After all, the protagonist's previous character has never been exposed to Feng Shui, and a small bag is needed to promote the protagonist's exposure to Feng Shui. And every time he comes to a new place, Xiaobao drags the protagonist to Taobao, and then the protagonist picks up the big ones. You can't just go and pick things up like a mad dog every time you go to a new place. Then wouldn't the protagonist lose his character? The fourth one is used as a prop for the protagonist to have brotherhood, be generous, liven up the atmosphere, and buy things. First of all, the protagonist's parents and relatives are not suitable to accompany the protagonist. After all, the constraints are too great, so brothers are suitable for various roles. Secondly, there is no female protagonist in this article, but the noble sentiments of the protagonist must be found in the brothers and various passerby women. Otherwise, just helping passerby women would be no different from a stallion novel. Finally, I would like to reply to the disgusting poisonous points of Bao Tulong that I have seen others find. As for Bao Tulong's use of the protagonist's money, first of all, the protagonists are all about one person being able to achieve the goal of ascending to heaven. Once the protagonist is rich, if he is awesome, he must make the people around him awesome too. Otherwise, the protagonist will definitely be accused of being stingy and not helping his brother even if he has money. And when the protagonist has money, he can't take the initiative to give it to Bao Tulong, otherwise some people will also say that the protagonist is a bitch, and he has to help others even if he is not strong. The protagonist is not a human being. If Xiaobao takes the initiative to ask the protagonist for money at this time, the protagonist is grand and does not look like a virgin bitch. All the contradictions have gone to Xiao Bao, and the protagonist has not lost his character. And Xiaobao will also use the money to lead the protagonist into contact with the Feng Shui circle. Then Xiao Bao's shameless image was established, and then it wouldn't be too abrupt for Xiao Bao to help the protagonist ask for money so that he could be in the limelight and help the protagonist show off. Many people say that Bao Tulong has all the hands and feet but doesn't make money by himself. He looks so proud of himself when he hugs the protagonist's thigh and it's disgusting. This kind of thing is inevitable. The protagonist and Bao Tulong start at the same level. If they don't hug the protagonist's thigh tightly, they will not be able to upgrade faster than the protagonist. There is no way that Xiao Bao can be as awesome as the protagonist and earn millions just by looking at Feng Shui. Let's meet the top rich people. As for Xiao Bao's proud look, I think the author wants to show the good brotherly relationship between the protagonist and Xiao Bao. He can't hug the protagonist's lap and still show a bitter and resentful or grateful look. To be honest, I think Bao Tulong accounts for one-third of the role of the protagonist.

The Feng Shui in this book is described in detail, and I feel that the author has put in a lot of effort. It looks incomprehensible and very high-end. There are a lot of beauties, but it's fine if there are no love lines or a harem. But I didn't finish it, why? The main blame is the fat man next to the protagonist. In fact, I can understand the gag of having a fat man next to the protagonist in online novels. Although it is of no use, it is mainly to promote the development of the plot. But why I hate this fat guy is mainly because he has no sense of propriety among friends. Those are your friends, not your parents. They must let you, tolerate you, and understand you. The protagonist and Fatty probably met at work after graduation. They only knew each other for three to five years, and they compared each other when they first started working. Okay, maybe the friendship between men is just a matter of drinking, but shouldn't you be more sensible? There are some things that are promised on behalf of the male protagonist, and they don't care what the male protagonist thinks. In Luoshui, he reminded his uncle to be careful about the trap, but he just said that there was a vase and the fat man jumped into the trap directly with the male lead, and went over to look at the vase. I know he may be happy to see someone else, but is it a bit too much to immediately take the bait for his own selfish purposes, knowing that he is not interested in drinking? That's right, he's not the one doing the work anyway, so he's absolutely being generous to others. What else could he do? After helping someone else, someone asked the fat man about the protagonist's preferences and prepared to please him, but in the end, he just put his preferences on the protagonist and said later that you don't like the antiques given to me by others. Ignorance is not afraid, it just gives the protagonist a chance to explain and show it. After all, we readers don't understand it either. Don't be afraid. After all, I was familiar with the hero before Golden Finger. Even after seeing so many Feng Shui miracles, I still think of the hero as a normal person. After all, an outsider can see the excitement and an expert can know the rules. But a character who drives the plot, like the protagonist's greed, often takes over the role and promises things for the protagonist. Please, even if the protagonist doesn't value the profession of Feng Shui master, if you, a layman, don't know anything, and you agree to things for others regardless of whether they can do it or not, isn't this cheating your friends? Yes, the protagonist is the protagonist and everything must be solved, but the fat man doesn't know that he is the protagonist. Isn't it a bit selfish to not consider others at all? Maybe I've said it a bit too much, after all, it's not the fat guy who gets both fame and fortune in the end, but I think it's this kind of unconscious deception that makes people annoying. If it's for money, then stay away. But not the fat man. He was just a troublemaker who was curious to join in the fun. You should break off the relationship with him, I think you are making a fuss out of a molehill. If you don't tell me, he is overestimating others and showing no mercy to others. In short, this friend has no sense of proportion, which makes people feel annoying.

This book should be regarded as my introduction to Feng Shui novels, treasure hunting novels, and cultural relics (although I have not saved a few of them since then, and the only completed ones are "Golden Ear" and "The Best Antique Dealer"), but this is the only book I have really read no less than ten times. It is basically the best book among the novels I have saved. Although I really want to know what happened to Xiao (Xiao) Immortal in the end, is he still alive, and who is more powerful between Fang Yuan and his grandfather? Has his grandpa really calculated that Fang Yuan will inherit their faction in the future? There are many, many more... The author did not say anything clearly in the article in many places, but even so, this book is always my favorite. I like Mr. Bao, Mr. Fang, Mr. Zhang, Mr. Peng, Mr. Luo Shui, Mr. Xiong, and Master Gu Yue, but my favorites are Fang Yuan and Xiao Shenxian. They are really amazing! I really hope that Xiao Shenxian is not dead yet, and I will be very happy to see that my grandson has his previous demeanor. And Beikong Nanzhang, you lost the duel with Xiao Shenxian again. All in all, I want to give "Zhaoshi" a blast!

I have discovered that the good books I have read recently have readers' images saying "must have a female protagonist" or "no female protagonist." Especially for creative books that do not have an obvious heroine in the early stage, many readers do not want a female protagonist to appear. I later thought about it, writing female protagonists is indeed a failure of many male authors. For example, sometimes when I read a cool novel, there are many women who like the male protagonist, which also shows that the male protagonist is very attractive and should be very enjoyable. However, except for a few books, I feel very depressed when writing about female protagonists, because many awesome protagonists are very affectionate and pity women when they meet them, and then the women will rub their noses and eyes, and then they will hook up with them. In fact, there is nothing wrong with hooking up. It's just that no matter how powerful the male protagonist is, he can't explain it clearly when he meets a woman. He keeps losing ground. This is a good and refreshing novel that is so depressing to death. Especially when we found out that this woman was the heroine, we were very depressed. After all, if the other male protagonists embarrass the male protagonist, they will definitely be slapped in the face, but if the female protagonist embarrasses the male protagonist, the male protagonist will take the initiative to apologize to the female protagonist. Although I am a woman, when I read the book, I read the book as the male protagonist, not the female protagonist! I don't think the author respects women at all, so the male protagonist is very sympathetic to her, but I just feel inexplicably angry. Most of the female protagonists in special novels have one characteristic. No matter how good she is, she will become unreasonable when meeting the male protagonist. In particular, the more capable and beautiful the female protagonist is, the more unreasonable and unforgiving she will be. She always feels that she is quite narcissistic and rude. Of course, there are also heroines who are not depressing, but most of these heroines don't appear that much and are mentioned briefly. Once the number of appearances is too many, the author has nothing better, so he writes about the heroine's personality to show that their true nature is exposed in front of the male protagonist. This is really depressing!

The female characters in the book are really a big flaw. Almost all the female characters are described as being a bit unruly and willful, going their own way. The key protagonist also keeps helping. I think the creation of the character Bao Longtu is understandable. After all, a supporter is needed to promote the plot. But many of the character interactions and character creation really require mindless watching and not overthinking. Even though it's been a long time since it was finished, I still really want to complain about it.

To be honest, this book should be the best Feng Shui novel, bar none. Other fortune-telling and Feng Shui novels, don't be embarrassed to be honest, they are just urban novels using fantasy routines and adding a bit of Feng Shui physiognomy.

I can't find a comparable Feng Shui novel after The Master.

Great God, please open another Feng Shui novel. The house master's ceiling is blocked, and others cannot be read.

The biggest failure of this book: Bao Longtu The main character's brother is always holding him back, he is so annoying, he doesn't understand Feng Shui and he talks nonsense, once, twice and countless times, he is a brainless brother

I just want to say one thing: none of the female characters here have good personalities, they are all unlikable characters. Bother. I am reading the book for the third time, and I can barely tolerate Baolongtu. The novel is not a TV series. In order to speed up the progress, the TV series just wants to have some stupid girls. You can do it like this. Alas, even though I know that the book has been completed for many years, I still feel unhappy.

Old themes are written with a new flavor, which shows that the author's writing style is excellent and the plot is brilliant.

After all these years, this is still my favorite Feng Shui novel.

He was accidentally hit by a compass and made an unexpected small fortune. Miraculously, the protagonist had the ability to understand the dharma. What's even more exciting is that the author's vivid and vivid description of the story of the Five Emperors' Money makes people laugh and marvel. Good story, good story, follow this and you will be a great master! But there is also a small question, is the Five Emperors' Money really so valuable? If it is divorced from reality, the story will be a little overpriced, but it doesn't matter, who said this is a novel! Look at how "Following Sun Yat-sen" is written, [url=3M7rMf]

How many people have abandoned this good book because of a picture of Baolong?

It's 2024 and there are still people who can't read it. Do you have any recommendations for similar good books?

I couldn't stand it after reading chapter 10. The protagonist revealed all the secrets of other people's shops just to show off. There is also a person who has no relevant knowledge at all and suddenly talks about his profession. Isn't it abrupt? That fat guy is also annoying as hell.

The protagonist, the Holy Mother, when someone hits him with a stick and gives him a date, he immediately kneels down and licks him, and then says that he has a kind heart. I feel that the author is forcibly lowering the protagonist's IQ.

After reading Chapter 80, I really couldn't help it. Two or three chapters later, there was a vicious point. I really couldn't stand it anymore. When I saw the part about Professor Shi, I really wanted to curse him. In the early stage, his wife and daughter treated the protagonist like that. After a meal, he turned into a licker🐶 but was indifferent to Professor Shi. It really makes people feel e xin. It only represents my personal feelings. Goodbye in the world.

Advantages: good plot, supporting characters with online IQs Poison points: ① I suspect that the author has a grudge against the female characters. There are basically no normal women in the whole story (except for the elderly and children, and there is a normal woman in more than 300 chapters, and other times, they are poisonous). I don't hate female villains, but the author writes not villains, simple characters are poisonous. ② Regarding Fatty, I think the character Baozi is normal, with shortcomings and advantages. It is actually understandable that the author wrote this character. During the conversation between Baozi and the male protagonist, the plot was clearly explained, including some explanations. And the role of Baozi is not the male protagonist's younger brother, but a brother, so the relationship between the two does not mean that Baozi just obeys the male protagonist. ③The author is a bit indifferent. I thought it would be a win-win situation for the author to join the male protagonist in opening a design company and engage in this industry himself, but it turned out not to be the case. At the beginning, when the male protagonist was not famous, his reputation was not obvious. At that time, the dignitaries and colleagues in the industry were not clear about it. It was very normal. But what did the male protagonist do after he became famous? The male protagonist wants to get rid of Feng Shui and separate Feng Shui from design (this is written in Chapter 667, I said it personally, because of this I gave up the article.) Actually, I have always been puzzled, because there was an invitation from Teacher Ye Ge by mistake. It was mentioned in it that Ye Ge felt that the two could complement each other. At that time, I also thought that this book would go in this direction, a win-win situation. The dignitaries want a Feng Shui bureau, so they provide the resources they have to the male protagonist so that he can engage in design. However, the male protagonist refuses to do it. The male protagonist thinks that design is design and Feng Shui is Feng Shui. The inconsistency is too obvious. As mentioned in the previous article, customers are the main focus. What customers want is very important, so those dignitaries are taken advantage of, right? Not worthy of the male protagonist respecting their needs? And how did the male protagonist's company start? Sorry, it was Feng Shui and not strength. In the end, the male protagonist wanted to abandon Feng Shui and only engage in design. I was really speechless. And the name of this book is Home Master. It is a Feng Shui book. Feng Shui is the focus. Who wants to see you seriously engage in design? This was originally the icing on the cake, but it turned out to be the main meal. I really don't understand what to think. ④The male protagonist is not very ambitious in Feng Shui. This is not like pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger. It is not exciting at all, and it is very frustrating to watch. And sometimes it's very interesting. When the male protagonist is not famous, Fang Laoxiong, boss Gu Yue Lianshan and others will recommend the male protagonist to others. At first, the victim does not trust the male protagonist and will find another Feng Shui master. In short, the other Feng Shui masters are limited, so the male protagonist will take action (sometimes those Feng Shui masters will mock the male protagonist, but the male protagonist still feels that it is none of my business. However, it is not pleasant to write it, because this element is a bit like pretending to be a pig to eat a tiger, but I don't feel it, but feel aggrieved). After the fame came out, those dignitaries lowered their profile and wanted to invite the male protagonist, but the male protagonist refused because the male protagonist did not want to be involved in Feng Shui but only wanted to engage in design. And in some places, when the male protagonist is doing something, someone picks peaches in the middle. The male protagonist has no temper, but feels relieved and can work on the design with peace of mind, fine. I think that part is a bit too much. The male protagonist wants to win the design plan, so he plans to let Hai Dafu pay, and then bring in private goods to create a feng shui bureau to solve Hai Dafu's problem. It was originally a perfect thing, but what happened. Someone wanted to come out to pick peaches, and the male protagonist easily agreed and let the Feng Shui master arrange it. Is the male protagonist worthy of Hai Dafu? And it was hidden from Hai Dafu. As expected, the supporting role law failed, so the male protagonist took action. But it's very strange, double poisonous point, I don't understand why it is arranged like this. I enjoyed the benefits, but did not help others solve the problem (because it was given to others. If the supporting role is successful, the male protagonist is comfortable. If the supporting role is unsuccessful, the male protagonist solves the problem, but that is what the male protagonist should do.) Although it was solved in the end, the nature is very different.

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Good guy, after reading the comments, I think those who are disgusting with Fatty are all trainees... On the contrary, the bosses think that except for the female character creation, they are all okay... Tsk

There are only two kinds of people in this book: 1. Men 2. Beautiful women 😅

There are reasons why the character of Fatty Bao is disgusting. The simplest one is that when he is venomous, he talks too much when the genre is fighting for orthodoxy. He says it is for Yuanfang to become famous. This is his own idea. He has no ability to be famous and puts his thoughts on Yuanfang. What is it? To put it bluntly, he is betraying his teammates. Do you like this kind of person very much?

So is Xiao Shenxian really Xiao Shenxian or his grandfather?

What is the relationship between Fang Yuan and Xiao Shenxian? It feels like the author didn't think much about it at first, at least not that deeply related. It's just that after writing, I found that this aspect can be written, so I just talked about it. I don't know how to come back later.

When is the best time to start a new book and return to the topic of Feng Shui fortune telling? It seems I haven't written about it yet.

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I squeezed my balls and endured until Chapter 241, but was persuaded to quit by Bao Longtu. If it weren't for the book shortage, I wouldn't have wanted to read it. Without Bao Longtu as a troublemaker, it would definitely be a good book.

Landlord Sheng buys Feiya Company and gives it to the protagonist?

Can the protagonist's personality change into a man's personality?