The Imperial Master Was Transformed into a Real Daughter, and the Shark Went Crazy in the Wealthy Family

How can I put it this way? The heroine is indecisive and does things in a inconsistent manner, which is not smooth at all. She was obviously a national master of a country before time travel, but she is not grand at all in her actions. She pretends to be 13 at all times. She seems to be very powerful, but she is always waiting for others to take action. Not aggressive at all. One thing can be solved easily, but I have to commit to it for more than ten chapters. I can still read it at the beginning, but later it feels like a different person wrote it. I don't recommend reading it.

I really like this kind of horror. I really like the plot and it's well written. Who wouldn't like it?

I can't tell, it felt quite awkward when I watched it. I can't tell whether it was the lack of connection in scene transitions or the contact between characters or the language. Anyway, it felt quite sudden at times, as if the sense of immersion was not strong.

The heroine is not neat at all! Something is wrong with the people around you and your family! All she would say was that something felt wrong! Such a powerful Feng Shui master is still a national master! Even a small modern magic spell can't be seen! It's also troublesome to solve, but it feels like a long-winded task!

She knew clearly that the Goddess was responsible for this, but the heroine thought she was very powerful, so why didn't she just deal with the Goddess directly? ? ? Makes sense?

Children write essays and talk.

I just want to ask, does the author not check it before uploading it? There are some wrong idioms and some typos. Sometimes you have to guess what is written even after reading it?

It feels a bit unclear. When the heroine went to see Feng Shui to get rid of ghosts, why did the family behave like this? There was no explanation of what the harm would be. It was a mess.