The Republic-Era Girl Feng Shui Master

I think this book is well written and has a good plot. It's not as bad as you said. Although the heroine's family is quite different, I think the heroine is okay and the story is quite interesting. I think it doesn't matter if you have different opinions than mine. After all, everyone has their own opinions.

I've read the whole book, and overall I think it's very interesting. I personally like to see settings where the female protagonist is a boss and the male protagonist is also very powerful, but not as advanced as the female protagonist (in the end, it is discovered that the male protagonist is a powerful reincarnation). This book started to suit my taste very much. The heroine is a master of metaphysics and everyone respects her. She rescued the hero when she was a child. The hero wanted to marry his "fairy sister" wholeheartedly, but he couldn't because the heroine was stoic and didn't want to fall in love. Even if the heroine becomes Tuesday Ya's best family member, it is very unpleasant but acceptable (after all, the past thoughts were different from the present, so I will not comment), the plot is still very exciting (such as Guo Jia's story), but it feels a bit uncomfortable to watch!!! Why did the male protagonist forget his "original intention"? After the male protagonist's mother appeared, he felt like a completely different person. He actually complained that the female protagonist didn't understand him. This did not understand how much he weighed (what I want is a loyal dog, unconditional love and trust). This makes me wonder if this person is really worthy of being the male protagonist? Fortunately, a new big story "The List of Gods" has been opened. I like this part very much. It makes me understand that "history is written by the victors". I have always felt that Jiang Ziya's sect is so upright and fair, and how stupid it is to help the Shang Dynasty to intercept religion. After reading this book, I feel that I still need to look at the problem critically. Different authors look at the problem from different angles. The author's attitude will be integrated into the text, and the unknown full picture will not be commented on. When I just finished watching the part of "The List of Gods", I really couldn't let go of the teacher, Master Tongtian. I felt that this saint had a special feeling for the female protagonist, and I even looked down on the male protagonist. In my heart, the male protagonist is not as good as Guo Jia, not as good as the teacher, and just better than Xu (personal opinion). Until the end, the teacher separated a trace of his soul and went through hundreds of hardships to meet the heroine, and finally merged into Lu Qinghe's body and cultivated with the heroine (it turns out that Guo Jia is also a teacher). Ah, I have reached consummation. This is the ending I want to see most! I feel like the original Lu Qinghe was just an ex-boyfriend! Say it quietly (I don't like chan saints) The above are all personal opinions, please don't criticize if you don't like them.

I like the stories about Huo Qubing, Gillian and Fengshen, they are very innovative! I want to ask, who is the male protagonist? Could it be the leader of Tongtian? I don't want it to be Lu Qinghe, who doesn't distinguish between good and bad. His mother does evil, and he doesn't say anything because he is filial and admiring. The key is how can he still blame Ruoshui for not understanding him? If you love him, do you have to obey his mother blindly? Even if his mother wants to kill him? I really feel that Lu Qinghe is not a good match!!!

This book is quite good, but as said in the comment section, you must be ruthless when dealing with such a vicious family member, and you must make certain things clear. If you are over 40 years old, you should really be more prudent. You may be thinking that since you are reborn as a little girl, you will have the temperament of a little girl, but it still feels a little wrong.

What novel? The heroine's character is so hard to describe, she feels like a fool, and I can't stand it at all.

The heroine is obviously reborn. She has lived for forty years in her previous life. Her character is not stable at all. The way she handles things is really a bit worrying. I personally don't like this character. And her whole family is really... It's hard to describe... Tsk

It feels like an anticlimax, and it's boring to end things hastily without ending.

Are all the protagonists in this book the reincarnation of the Virgin? The more I read, the less I can stand it.

After reading it, I felt that the plot was pieced together bit by bit. Originally, the fate of the heroine was revealed, and she and Lu Qinghe did not end well. In the end, she was possessed by a saint. The ending was too anxious. I can still continue. Overall, it was okay to watch.

I feel like it wasn't written by one person. It's so confusing that I can't even understand it.