Ghost Stock

I watched the first half a few months ago, and what impressed me most was that Feng Junzi helped a woman solve the problem of her left and right leather shoes. At that time, I thought that this method could be used in real-life operations. It was so realistic that I almost thought that Mr. Feng had done this before. The second point is that the story of the alley and chopsticks is a bit scary, and the scary effect is so natural in your writing, especially like a person talking about the weird things he has experienced, which makes his spine shiver. The third point is that the character Feng Junzi is a powerful and warm spring breeze, cough cough cough, he seems calm and understated, but he uses four ounces of strength to maintain all the clues. First of all, he is the protagonist and must have the halo of the protagonist. Secondly, he has the author's sustenance on him and carries some of the author's expectations. (Purely personal feelings cough cough cough) Third, Feng Junzi is not a simple person (an individual person), but a spiritual symbol. When you need him, he is omnipotent; when you don't need him, he leaves no trace. My favorite is a pair of chopsticks, why... The content is rich, the characters are complex, and the past and present lives are constantly entangled. When you look back, you will find that they are all old friends. The most heartbreaking thing is the heart of a goddess. The reality is too cold and dark, it is too difficult to be a good person, survival requires more courage than death, and if a person wants to get out of the original track, he may need to exhaust all his luck and strength. The inner YY of female readers... Feng Junzi, a warm man like a central air conditioner, has been circulating among different women, just like a ship that ferry people to shore but never docks. It seems to be good for everyone, but in fact it hurts the most. After learning the inside story of the bathing center, I will never go out to bathe again hahahaha

Wasn't there a version of God's Journey before, but the starting point was deleted?

Why are so many related women around the protagonist so miserable? The clothing store owner he likes was deceived by Zhou Song many times. The protagonist went to help Zhou Song get out of the predicament and solve the problem. As a result, the two of them were living together. It really made me laugh. The two lovers of the protagonist are both drinking companions. One was threatened and turned into a vegetative state, and the other became an unmarried mother. Lin Zhenzhen was framed and faced jail time, and then was coerced and raped, and was taken over by Chang Wu. Tao Mu Ling's stepfather was the enemy who wiped out the entire family, and ended up raping her and her son. I thought the heroine who looked like a white moonlight was also bitten by a dog. It's true that few women's experiences are normal,

Between the lines, from other people's narrations, a Feng Xingzhi story emerges, and a proud and peerless master emerges. To be honest, I feel sorry for Feng Xingzhi. Such a peerless master died quietly in this silent corner.

I think this book can be commonly called "The Romantic Debt of Feng Junzi"

Hello everyone, has this book been deleted? Why are there only 158 chapters?

I heard from an aunt in my hometown that most of the book about the author's fugue is true.

I don't know if sadistic stories were popular in that era, but I don't understand why the author made every woman in the protagonist so miserable or imperfect. It left a deep impression on me, but was it a tragedy created to impress others? The author replied to a question similar to mine in the article, saying that once he wrote about that plot, he couldn't help himself. If he said something inappropriate, I think it can be backspaced and deleted. I think Qin Xiaoya, Han Shuang, and Hu Shiwei are reasonable, but in the end, Lin Zhenzhen dare not say that the writing is illogical, but there are other logical ways of writing. There should be some situation in other ways of writing that prevents her from being insulted. As for Tao Mu Ling, she doesn't have much writing style and doesn't have much realism, but suddenly saying that she was insulted by her brother and father is really unacceptable. It's all logical and no problem. The reality is even worse than this. Ah, but I really didn't read the novel to be tortured, but the plot and writing made me not want to give up. In the end, I drank a bottle of beer mixed with water. What a pity, what a pity, what a pain.

I can't get enough of it. The modern chapter feels like a weakened version of the Ten Deadly Sins. The Ten Deadly Sins are too bloody and realistic, and the descriptions are too disgusting and straightforward. Mr. Xu did a good job of harmonizing some of the bloody content, and also divided the story into chapters to reflect the reality and establish the character. Even after the goddess chapter ended, there was no complete postscript or author's comment. I always felt that it was not finished yet, and there were still more things I wanted to read.

How come I remember there is another movie called Goddess Heart. . .