My Great-Grandmother Is as Beautiful as a Flower

The content is exciting and interesting. It's not particularly scary, but it can make you feel a little nervous. It has a lot of treasures and looks better. However, it has one shortcoming: there are too many typos and I can't understand the meaning of some places.

. . . How should I put it? It's not very attractive, the description is confusing, and the dialogue is a bit awkward. The heroine is set to be an old man, and she seems to look away from everything, but she seems to be deliberately hiding her age from the hero. It seems so scheming! They also suddenly let the seemingly male protagonist enter the supernatural bureau. It sounds so high-end, and the entry threshold is so low that I am speechless. The premise is that I don't see any supernatural powers? Write a hammer here, a mallet there, I don't know what to do!

It's very confusing. I don't know what the author wants to express. After reading more than 20 chapters, it's not very coherent. I don't know what it is doing before and after, what the purpose or origin is, and I can't stand it.

You are almost like a tomb robber, but you are still blind. . . Dead speechless