Hidden Marriage from a Famous Family: the Sweet Wife in a Flash Marriage Has Yin-Yang Eyes

This is a very special metaphysics book. There is no thrilling plot about fighting and collecting ghosts. The heroine is just a person with yin and yang eyes and occasionally a super sixth sense. When it comes to collecting ghosts, she only uses her yin and yang eyes to negotiate with ghosts, help ghosts fulfill their wishes, and conquer ghosts with virtue👻. The main line of the story is about the male protagonist's flash marriage with strangers to their love for each other and becoming a real couple. What is worthy of praise is that there is no bloody drama in the process, and then there is the life experience of the female protagonist. It's a bit regretful that the ending didn't see the male and female protagonists holding a wedding, and there was no mention of a baby. Still worth recommending 👍

People's yin and yang eyes are used to collect ghosts, while the heroine's yin and yang eyes are used for charity.

Nice. I didn't feel it at first. But I couldn't stop looking at it.

The first part was long and verbose and I couldn't get into the plot, but the middle part is a little better. Later on, the supporting characters start to forcefully add drama. It's stupid and stupid, and I write a lot of water that is not there. Later, the heroine starts to be stupid, and the hero and the master are reduced to soy sauce. There is no plot and occasionally bubbles.

Well enough

The plot is so bland that I can't find any bright spots. The description of the emotions of the male protagonist and the female protagonist is also very superficial, making it impossible to feel that there is any emotion between the two of them. Skip ahead to watch the finale.

The beginning of the chapter is good. The characters are very distinctive. Later, the male and female protagonists are described as if their IQs are off the line. The heroine suddenly becomes independent and becomes like a virgin. The male protagonist also suddenly loses his shrewdness. It deviates a lot from the character positioning at the beginning of the chapter.