Strange Tales of Folk Feng Shui

This book is very good. Although I have only read a few dozen chapters, I have nothing to say about it. I praise it very much. But sometimes it's quite annoying to watch. The protagonist is really a cheap person when it comes to relationships. Even though he knew that Na was so playful, he still stuck to her. That Nuo Yi looked down on him with sarcastic remarks, but he still stuck to him. Hao Guliang named Jiang was interested in him, but he just didn't like her. Others say that if a man is not bad, a woman will not love him. How can he become the protagonist and become a woman who is not bad and a man will not love her?

I started reading this book from the beginning of the epidemic and finally ended it today. I am also a believer in Feng Shui. I have to say that Lao Zhang's book is very well written. The image of each character is very full. At the finale, he also raised the true meaning of a certain character. The good, evil, beauty and ugliness; Zhang Dabao also changed from a Feng Shui master at the beginning to the final Immortal Emperor. With him, he wrote the entire book. The structural framework and world view are broad but not procrastinating. It always gives people a bright feeling. In short, I love this book! The sentence that impressed me the most is "There are only two things in this world that cannot be looked at directly, the sun and the human heart!"

This is my first time writing a book review. I haven't finished reading it until I saw these chapters about Sichuan. I'm from Sichuan. I heard from the older generation here that our county used to be full of Qiang people who fled here and settled here. When I was a kid, I heard my grandparents tell us about strange things happening here. I believe these things better.

As mentioned earlier, the protagonist was young and energetic. After experiencing the departure of Old Man Wang and the death of Master Liu, he was punished with a life span of 45 years, and he was so mean to follow those women. He really shouldn't die if he didn't commit suicide.

The three views in this book are not correct, and they become more and more incorrect as the book goes on. For the sake of selfishness, he has harmed countless people (he has saved many more people than he has harmed). He always regards himself as a person of temperament. Indeed, he often ignores the righteousness and only has blind righteousness. Many things are his own choices. After making the choice, he has to blame others. In fact, without the help of others, he would have died countless times. In order to complete a novel, the author does not hesitate to smear the immortal world, the Western Paradise, the underworld, Amitabha, Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva (this is the most unacceptable), the Eight Immortals, Yuanshi Tianzun, and other immortals and Buddhas. Although he has popularized the knowledge of Feng Shui and Maoshan, such unscrupulousness may bring karma to himself. You must be conscientious as a human being. Without gods and Buddhas to bless mankind and protect the earth, it is impossible for mankind to survive!!!

Can the protagonist's IQ be considered a genius? The weasel chapter is really heartbreaking

The Holy Mother's heart is overflowing, making people feel disgusted

This crappy book always tells stories and makes up the word count

The previous chapter was okay, but after seeing the Weasel chapter, I decided to abandon the book. Why is Yi Nuo crazy enough to catch up with the Holy Mother and not distinguish between good and bad? Absolutely amazing. It was so angry and funny. It was so holy to the extreme.

Pig's feet are indecisive, and this wild fire of emotion can never be extinguished and rekindled by the spring breeze. If God wants to punish others, he has to go against the will. .