The Little Farmhouse Blessing: A Little Fortune-Teller at Eight and a Half

This book is about a dynasty in which the royal family and the imperial family coexisted. The royal family of the past dynasties was a single descendant of the Li family. The imperial advisor consulted the heavens and divined all the strategies to protect the dynasty and eliminate disasters. However, in the end, under the suspicion of the emperor and the mischief of traitors, , the last generation of national master Li Changsheng died, but he used some magic to hand over all his skills to the little fool Li Suisui of Xiaoping Village. From then on, the little fool stopped being stupid and became a little fairy. He made fortune-telling plans step by step and finally defended the country. At first glance, the article is very good. It is interconnected and makes people marvel at Li Suisui's hexagram skills and layout. However, after reading it, I can only say that it is okay. In my opinion, it is somewhat unfinished. Many logical explanations do not make sense or the pitfalls are not filled in properly. For example, the description of the Imperial Preceptor pretends that no one in the world can make mistakes, but in the face of the emperor's suspicion, she easily goes to death without even a word of explanation. According to the original text, she will definitely have calculated that after her death, there will be floods, plagues, droughts, and man-made disasters, and finally the country will be captured. A country depends on its national advisor. Without the imperial advisor, it will be over. The emperor is indeed bad, and this imperial advisor seems to be a bit inferior. There is no reason to die. Just quit, and it will be over if he just puts on a show and retires. The traitor did not explain clearly. He only said that he learned his skills from the Li family, so how could he deal with the Li family? What grudges were there? Why? How could he force Li Changsheng to die? Even Li Suisui couldn't beat him. There is also Li Changsheng's father, who somehow survived but also died inexplicably. As for the Gu family, there is no clue as to what they are worried about and why they are worried that they will not be able to escape unscathed. The emperor could even tolerate the ignorant Li Suisui, and even gave the entire town to her. As long as she didn't leave the town, she could do whatever she wanted. In the end, the town became a small capital, and the people, property, and things in it all belonged to Li Suisui. She was not afraid of this, but he was suspicious of Li Changsheng, who he had grown up with? This is unreasonable. I feel like I only wrote one-third of what I wanted to see, which is Li Suisui's layout. The characters in the later layout have grown up and played a role, and the background of the old grudges has not been explained. Just focus on the present, no matter the past or future. But should I say it, the author's writing style is very good, and the middle part is also well written. I'm quite confused, so I'll just classify it as good-looking for the time being. I'd give it 6.5 Out of 10 points.

It's good-looking, and the story is very strong. Xiao Suisui's hexagram is very magical, with foresight and a heart of great love for the family, country and the world. The author's writing style is very good and there are many typos.

It's very interesting to watch. There's no such a bad plot. The female protagonist is very strong and she does everything for the sake of her family, country and people. She not only finds a way forward for the people in the village, but also opens up a new path for women of that era. The male protagonist doesn't have as many roles as the female protagonist, but she also silently supports it. Zhi has always been by the heroine's side, so the emotional scenes are a matter of course. I feel that this book is about the suspicion of the emperor and the interests of many officials involved in the imperial preceptor, so this resulted in the death of the imperial preceptor and the Li family. People's hearts are unpredictable, and the love of young people As the power, status and interests became illusory, he even wanted to pull down the moon from the sky and imprison him in the harem. This was not the ending that the National Master wanted. In the eyes of the National Master, there is a family, country, mountains and rivers and people, and the heroine can be regarded as inheriting the mantle of the National Master, but she did not follow the emperor. The emperor and the major forces in the capital are involved, but she just silently serves the country, the people and the world, because if the heroine follows the same path as the national master, it will probably end in the same way. This book is very good, but I can't understand why there are so few people commenting. I think this book should be regarded as a strong female novel.

It's plain. I quite like this style.

Beautiful and very popular

Nice

Okay, the plot is great, I recommend it, I highly recommend it.