Ghost Stock

I read the first half a few months ago, and what impressed me most was when Feng Junzi helped a woman solve the problem of her left and right shoes. At that time, I thought that this method could be applied to real life. It was so realistic that I almost thought that the young master had done this.

Didn't Shenyou exist before? Qidian deleted it.

Why are so many of the women around the protagonist so miserable? The clothing store owner he likes has been cheated by Zhou Song many times. The protagonist goes to help Zhou Song get out of his predicament and solve his problems, but the two end up living together. It really made me laugh.

Between the lines, through the accounts of others, a story of Feng Xingzhi unfolds, revealing a peerless master with unwavering integrity. To be honest, I feel sorry for Feng Xingzhi; such a peerless master died quietly in this silent corner.

I think this book could be colloquially titled "The Romantic Debts of a Gentleman of the Wind".

Hello everyone, was this book censored? Why is there only 158 chapters?

An aunt from my hometown told me that most of the things in the author's book, *Shenyou*, are true.

I don't know if it was because tragic stories were popular back then, but I don't understand why the author wrote every woman the protagonist had to be so tragic or imperfect. It left a deep impression on me, but was it a tragedy created to leave an impression? The author responded to a similar question in the article, saying that once that scene was written, it was beyond his control.

I can't get enough! The modern chapters feel like a toned-down version of Ten Deadly Sins. Ten Deadly Sins is too bloody and realistic, and the descriptions are too disgusting and blatant. Xu Gongzi skillfully toned down some of the bloody content, while also managing to create stories in separate chapters to reflect reality and establish characters.

I vaguely remember there was another one called "Goddess Heart"...