The Homebody Master
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[Comment] This comment is not directed at the book, but rather a spontaneous expression of feelings and a grievance against the female protagonists of many books!
I've noticed that many of the good books I've read recently have reader reviews that say "definitely a single female lead" or "no female lead," especially creative and well-written books that don't explicitly feature a female lead in the early stages. Many readers simply don't want a female lead to appear.
The female characters in the book are a major flaw; almost all of them are portrayed as somewhat willful, capricious, and self-centered. The main character, in particular, is constantly helping them out. I think the character of Bao Longtu is understandable, since a straight man is needed to drive the plot.
To be honest, this book is probably the best feng shui novel, bar none. As for other fortune-telling and feng shui novels, frankly, don't embarrass yourselves. They're just trashy novels that use fantasy tropes to write urban fiction and add a few feng shui and physiognomy techniques.
Regarding the character Bao Tulong.
"The Master of Feng Shui" is my favorite feng shui novel. I've read it several times and have a deep affection for it. Recently, while rereading it due to a reading slump, I saw many criticisms of the character Bao Tulong in the chapter reviews. I felt very indignant, so I'm writing this review to refute those who say Bao Tulong is disgusting.
After "The Master of the House," I can't find any other feng shui novels that can compare.
Master, please start another feng shui novel! I've already reached the pinnacle of feng shui novels; I can't get into anything else.
The biggest flaw in this book: Bao Longtu The protagonist's brother is a constant hindrance, incredibly annoying. He knows nothing about feng shui yet spouts nonsense. It happens repeatedly, once, twice, countless times—a brainless brother.
I dislike the female characters in the book
I just want to say one thing: none of the female characters in this book have a good personality; they're all unlikable. It's annoying. This is my third reading of the book. I could barely tolerate Bao Longtu, but a novel isn't a TV series. It's one thing for a TV series to speed up the pace by adding some silly female characters, but you're doing this too. Sigh, even though I know this book has been finished for many years, I still have to say something.
[Comment] Well written. Although the subject matter is traditional, the writing style is excellent.
The author has managed to bring a fresh perspective to an old theme, demonstrating their excellent writing skills and engaging plot.
All these years later, this is still my favorite feng shui novel.