
The Art of Feng Shui
驭房有术
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 11.4M Words
- Genre
- Strange Events
- Subgenre
- Esoteric Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
5.1kChapters
6MPopularity
44kReaders
235kMust-read votes
9.1Score
43.9kRatings
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Author, do you know why the rating of your novel is a bit low? I have read more than 100 of them, and I am a little distracted. You wrote the protagonist too honestly. We readers hope that the protagonist will be happy and grudges, with clear grudges. He is not honest or stupid. If others treat me well, I will treat others better. If others look down on me, then why should I care so much?
The book is pretty good, at least I read more than a thousand chapters, but it got a little confusing at the end.
The character description is very good and the protagonist has a good personality.
How can I put it, the front part is okay, but the back part is all kinds of nonsense, and then I just copy the previous plot and change it and put it in the back part. I said there are more than 4,000 chapters. I saw more than 2,000 chapters and I couldn't stand it anymore and chose not to read it. The ending at the end is also terrible. There has never been such an ending.
This is a novel that describes the secrets of urban feng shui in an imaginary world. It belongs to the theme of supernatural novels. There is a shortage of books. I randomly found this book and it seems to be average. It can pass the time. There are currently more than 800 chapters. Perception: The author's writing is good, but some of the plot design of the story is rather perfunctory. Some passerby characters appear frequently and have too much description, such as the tour guide when I first went to the Ocean Entertainment City... Too much description always annoys me. The plot of brothers is more serious. Biao Ge, Wang Jie, Zhu Dafei and other passers-by don't like so many brothers (only in the novel world). The heroine aspect is also confusing. Meng Xing'er's three boyfriends all slept together; the girl at the beginning was so kind, but ended up with Fatty Zhu; Ye Rong also described too much. At that time, she thought that the protagonist would accept her later, but it turned out that she seemed to be pregnant with Uncle Nie's child; I wonder if Ouyang Yanyan (Xia Yuechan's mother) and Wen Qiong (Pan Yun's mother) would accept her together.
The plot is rich and exciting, the writing is excellent, and the writing is brilliant.
Is it disgusting for a grown man to stick out his tongue?
Don't we have to make the protagonist stupid? Why do I really think that when you look at the Internet, there are many remote areas without water, electricity or internet, so people in remote areas are very innocent and stupid. The main character is written to look like a three or four year old child, what age is that?
The author writes too much about the male protagonist and the little aunt! Feel bad! Chinese civilization spans five thousand years, but the plot is not rich enough
It's really disgusting. When you see a girl, you act like a bitch. Always bring an oil bottle with you when doing tasks to keep the word count down. The women are all troublemakers and don't know how to manage the harem. I have been betrayed by women countless times, and I still have to lick my face and send him to my door. I am not a person who writes reviews. This book really disgusts me. Reading this book can cure low blood pressure. Especially when I came out to write a review, I saw the label "Decisive in Killing". Does this have anything to do with the protagonist? I understand, it's the label of a villain, right? He was framed by his opponents countless times, and his family was also harmed. As a result, he didn't dare to let go, and he was always passively beaten and defended. This kind of protagonist can only be written by the author who intentionally skimps on word count.