Yuxiu

I have never seen such a cowardly fantasy heroine. A beloved and famous spiritual master princess can still be ridiculed and not angry after her identity is known. Her family members only verbally teach the person who makes rude remarks. It's so simple. I guess the author wanted to give the heroine a big golden finger, but didn't want to be too Mary Sue, but the writing was neither fish nor fowl. I finally understand why I abandoned this book before. The setting is good, but the author can't handle this identity. I'm halfway through the book. With so many characters appearing, how many of them are still around the heroine? What is the main line?

The heroine either "loses her laugh", "finds it funny" or "smiles calmly", which is really annoying

After reading Chapter 58, I am sure that the heroine is a holy mother + a model of non-brainer. Also, isn't this really a fantasy romance?

That Xia Chan is just a flea, there is no end to it, the heroine is too hot-headed, she is getting more and more angry the more she watches her! You can't take the initiative and solve the problem every time. It feels like the Virgin Mary, so aggrieved!

I just feel like this heroine's rebirth is of no use and she won't take revenge on anyone who killed her. I can't stand it anymore. Hey. . .

I felt that this book lacked some appeal. I didn't understand the main plot until chapter 200. I knew that the protagonist wanted to be a spiritual master, but I didn't know what she wanted to do as a spiritual master. The protagonist could be indifferent, but the reader couldn't. The reader had to be motivated.

I originally like the kind of protagonist who treats things indifferently, but the author here doesn't know what psychology is. The heroine learned occult skills, and what she did was, 1. As the son and daughter-in-law, she forced her old father to death, and then encountered a problem, and the heroine helped solve it. 2. The son-in-law of his wife was teasing his wife's maid and the heroine. After encountering a female ghost, the heroine helped solve the problem. 3. The rich young master flirted with the poor man who was protected by the heroine. Later, he encountered a family disaster, and the heroine helped solve it. 4. The insidious scholar ruined the heroine's exam papers and stole the heroine's magic mirror, causing disaster for himself. The heroine helped solve the problem. 5. After the lustful young boss, who had been hollowed out by drinking and sex, disrespected himself and brought it upon himself, the heroine helped to solve the problem. There are so many cases written in the first seventy or eighty chapters. I just want to ask the author, are there no good people or ordinary people who are unlucky and have trouble, and then the heroine helps solve them? They were all people who deserved it. None of those who offended the heroine were taught a lesson, and the heroine tried her best to help. I don't know if the heroine will change in the future.

I saw that some kind of king and old god set up a trap to make the village have a fox fairy or something, and the heroine is still helping him? ? ? ? What happened to her village? ? ? ? I can't stand it any longer, so I abandon the article.

I felt like I was being abused. I originally wanted to endure it, but I couldn't stand it anymore.

Xia Shijie is just a scumbag, how can there be such a top brother.