Live Fortune Telling: Shuiyou, Your Wife Is Not at Her Parents' Home

Very nice! The protagonist is a person with very upright views. Although he has a system and has no rivals in the setting, he is not the kind of person who pretends to be profound when he has some skills. Like other novels, the protagonists with systems or protagonists with a little background will basically have a sense of being self-centered, but the male protagonist in this book is actually a very approachable person. Moreover, this is one of the rare male novels that I have read where the male protagonist does not have a harem or a stallion. There are very few emotional lines. Basically, after one incident ends, the next one will immediately follow. I quite like this kind of cp-free novel. I give it a big thumbs up. Furthermore, many events in the article reflect the real society, and the live broadcast barrage is used to simulate some opposing opinions on the Internet in reality. The barrage is the pros and cons in real news, and the identity of the protagonist here represents neutrality. I really like this kind of rationality and principle. (It's because some women's rights described in the author's barrage are a bit too much, which makes me feel offended as a woman, because women are also annoyed by this kind of random punching. Of course, here I take it as the author's reaction to the problem of some women punching randomly in reality). Also, the author has done a very good job in shaping the image of the protagonist. He is not an awesome male protagonist. In the setting of invincibility, the author has very good control over it. As someone who has been immersed in romance novels for many years, I have really become disgusted with some so-called strongest ceilings. For example, in many novels, the protagonist settings are so powerful that even the immortals and the underworld dare not mess with them. The King of Hell was pressed against the soles of his feet every minute and I was speechless. The protagonist in this book is very strict about the division between the underworld and the human world. To be honest, I don't like the kind of kind-hearted people who are wronged and die like living people. Then the protagonist lets the resentful ghosts claim their lives and threatens ghosts, saying that killing people must be punished with life. It is a matter of course. The scary thing is that ghosts and the king of hell actually agree with the protagonist. But this book is very good about the story of innocent ghosts asking for their lives, that is, there are rules in the world, and the underworld has laws in the underworld. After death, the human body comes under the jurisdiction of the underworld, and you cannot harm others with your soul. For the perpetrators who are still alive, there are laws in the world that will punish you. After death, no matter whether you have kindness or enmity during your lifetime, you cannot look back, otherwise you will be punished! God knows how much I cried when I saw these. There are too many novels with incorrect views nowadays! It's really not easy to see a normal book, woohoo~ That's right. As a person with great ability or a monk, you should not bring your own subjective will when looking at things. Just like today's judges, if you bring your own subjective emotions, wouldn't reality become a mess? It's good to be like the protagonist. One code equals one code. Ghosts hurt living people, no matter what the reason, should be judged according to the rules of the underworld. The protagonist cannot get involved! The protagonist in this book, I feel like he is a real Taoist, not the overbearing CEO Long Aotian who has changed his skin!

I don't know what language to use to express it, I hope there will be a second part

The plot of this kind of fortune-telling novel is just the same routine, and the writing style is just verbal chatter. Everyone knows it. The difference is that the author is very good at telling stories and uses the same method to tell stories. Luo Li's repetitive explanations + the onlookers are questioning time and time again and then barraging the two sides. This kind of nonsense takes up a lot of space and makes the look and feel relatively empty. There are many women and they are cheating. Even those who have only met once will cheat when they come up. After posting, they leave. Visually, there is a high probability that they will start a harem. Several legal-related cases were settled, mostly due to the impact of the nuclear wastewater incident.

"My dear, why are you still the same stupid boy who is not good at words and can't express yourself like before?" This sentence alone is worth five stars. This sentence is so touching, as if I saw myself.

Generally speaking, it is highly recommended. Unlike other novels, ghosts can kill people if they want. They will not be punished after killing people. It is so outrageous that people can kill ghosts at will. Everything in the world should have its own rules. This novel reflects this. Unlike other systematic novels, the protagonist becomes Long Aotian after having the system, and everything in the world revolves around the protagonist. Compared with other novels, the protagonist of this novel has a really correct outlook on life.

This book is probably the hardest book for me to review. In fact, the reason is very simple, because this novel gave me a very familiar feeling, which is the favorite novel about karma and retribution written by Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism. In short, it is the kind of very ancient and simple idealism, "the cycle of cause and effect brings retribution," and "it is not that the time has not come for retribution." This kind of push everything, everything, everything into the theory of cause and effect and the "manifest principles of nature" in the dark. Using Marxist dialectical materialism to analyze it means over-emphasis on the role of idealism, which to a certain extent reduces or even ignores the issue of human subjective initiative. (Ps: Don't mention that the protagonist is also a human being) Of course, this doesn't mean it's bad or critical, but it's a feeling that's hard to criticize. Due to emotion and reason, as a human being, we have seen too many uneasy feelings, so we naturally hope that there will be some supernatural power to "punish evil and promote good" for us. At least, we believe that a little bit of "karma and natural principles" will not make people become bad people. This is also one of the sources of the once popular Heshang sect's theory on "the role of religious belief". But on the other hand, this feeling is contradictory to our materialistic education. At least I would like to ask, since it is not that the time has not come yet, then the descendants of those extreme right-wingers in their childhood (very strict and have not risen to the entire country) continue to live in fine clothes and fine food, occupying the upper class and the ladder leading to the upper class, oppressing ordinary office workers, living in the so-called "golden bottles of fine wine, thousands of people's blood, jade plates of delicacies, thousands of people's anointing" life. Where is their retribution? Don't tell me they're being tortured in hell. Sorry, I can't see them even if they're tortured. The same problem is found in "The White-Haired Girl" when Huang Shiren shouted "I have no money for Xi'er to pay off the debt", in "Blood and Tears" when the simple peasants were captured as young men, and in "Sisters and Sisters Stand Up" when the simple peasants were forced to When a good woman becomes a prostitute and the ransom money she holds is still being withheld by the old madam, when the "Dui Qiong" and "Lang Sheng" in "Serf" bleed and sweat and still have to be made into a drum, where is the retribution of God's majestic order? I understand everything I know, so I won't say more. Therefore, I feel that the core of this book is "The Biography of Jigong". It uses a humane and more Buddhist character to "educate all peoples" through simple karma and retribution. The main theme is still similar to the Buddhist saying of "Abi Hell", which encourages people to do good and encourage people to learn well. The possible difference is that "The Biography of Jigong" also indirectly helps Buddhism spread, while this book does not. But this is also why I find it difficult to evaluate. It's good-looking, exciting, and refreshing. As long as you don't think too much about it, it's a very good novel. But it must also be said that there are so many ways of heaven, it is just ordinary people who have used their own hands to squeeze out a way from the barbaric era.

Good

It's really ordinary. What does it mean to be a destined person? People don't believe you. If you have to prove that your calculations are accurate, you can't just say that you don't believe it.

It's okay, but there are too many typos

It's so fake, even gods don't have such ability