The Divine Fortune-Telling Cutie: Mrs. Fu Is the Real Mystic

⭐️A brief review~ 📝The article is really well-written, the writing is like flowing water, and the frame structure is very clear🩷Whenever someone comes to ask for fortune telling from Chaochao, I can also gain a lot of principles on how to deal with people. This shows that the author is also a long-term thinker and a well-informed person🥰 (The last time I saw such good writing, the most profound content was Meow Meow 🌹😻Jin Chaochao✖️Fu Tingyuan 💍Of course, our beautiful and kind-hearted little rich lady Chaochao is almost omnipotent in healing diseases, making tea, martial arts, and mysticism. It's so eye-catching to be with the "cold and arrogant" Fu Tingyuan. I hope the relationship between the couple will get better and better! 🔐❤️ Another thing is... It's really cool to join forces🥹 (It's the first time to write so many comments, so I feel a bit unfamiliar, but I feel good about myself😽

I have read many books on Taoism, and this is the first one that I couldn't stand and gave up on. To be honest, it's not very difficult to watch, but it's just not interesting and the plot is confusing. It feels like the whole book has no worldview or framework. First of all, when the heroine tells fortunes, a lot of them are about looking at faces. When it comes to reading faces, she talks about it again and again in ancient Chinese and in vernacular. It is difficult not to doubt that it is about the number of words, and it is not a book that teaches people to read faces. It just needs to describe the appearance simply and clearly. When it is exaggerated, it takes two pages to write about a person's face, and they are all repeated content. It is just the difference between ancient Chinese and vernacular, which greatly affects the perception. Secondly, the setting of this heroine is very confusing. The rift in time and space can be solved casually and easily, but she cannot transcend an ordinary ghost. It really made me full of questions. The pinnacle of the Taoist school, he saved an ordinary female ghost and asked for help from Buddhism. Oh my God, is this still a metaphysical novel? There are also many settings that feel like they were written casually without any logic. For example, the serious consequence of this space-time rift is actually an earthquake... Then why is it called a space-time rift? If there is no impact on time, why not just call it a space crack? Finally, I read metaphysics novels because I want to see a lot of interesting stories, whether about ghosts or folklore stories. This book really doesn't have any (or very few). Many people come to tell fortunes, and the heroine talks a lot of truths and values ​​through balabala. I came here to read the novel, not the chicken soup article! I have no objection to stories being able to convey a good idea, but since it is a novel, it should be driven by the plot and characters so that people can understand it naturally, rather than a person directly outputting the truth, which makes people feel dry and useless.

This is the only metaphysical novel that has been read to the end. It is rich in interesting content and full of philosophy, analyzing human nature through some things. Highly recommended.

The author's works are very sincere and have a high dimension, covering the laws of heaven, earth, man and Tao. There are many truths, truths and rules. Chaochao is also a very transparent, principled and sober person. Some of the contents have been excerpted, which is of great benefit. I look forward to the following content.

Unexpectedly, the "little ancestor" who has a grandma doting on her and is a teacher says that she has never been protected like this because the male protagonist hugged her son? He was cold at first, but inexplicably wanted to hug and hug him later. He was like a filthy man who wanted to be sexually harassed. He didn't have much affection, so he started calling her husband, feeling sweet in his heart, and asking whether the male protagonist was related to Bai Yueguang? A six-year-old child cannot be allowed to be close to his sister and cannot listen to women? You rely on the heroine's family to survive and then say this kind of remarks? The heroine who is good at everything is forced to surrender/intelligently becomes a spoiled wife? The male protagonist's design is even more baffling. Which one, the teacher or the fox, is not better than the male protagonist? He has no sugar and is forced to grow up. He wants to write about love, but his character turns into a virgin, and he also picks up 17 children?? Wear a cheongsam and write it down eight hundred times. When you do things, you never expect to achieve anything. How about fortune telling and fortune telling? Why do you never expect this kind of thing? I originally saw the video tweet and thought about it. It was pretty good. Qimao specially downloaded it and saw that the value of the poem was too high.

Very beautiful, the male and female protagonists are a perfect match. The heroine is different from other metaphysical heroines. She likes to match herself and is stunningly beautiful. The hero is so loving. In addition, the little devils rescued by the heroine are more amazing and more beautiful than the last, and they are all different. It takes so many people to write so well. The author is so awesome

I'm tired of reading more than a hundred chapters. The opening line of each chapter is about what color cheongsam I'm wearing today. There are more than a hundred chapters, and everyone wears cheongsam every day. These two words make me vomit.

I felt a little uncomfortable watching it at the beginning, but I really couldn't stand it when I saw the story about the thief later. I really hate thieves. People like this should be called to the police and arrested. But the heroine took him in as her little brother. I didn't understand it. When I met the thief, he had such an attitude. He said that he was righteous and wanted the world to live a better life, while treating the thief with this attitude. Let me put it this way, locking him up for a lifetime is not enough for that thief. I really yue. It's a bit disgusting to see this. Bye bye

The setting of the male protagonist is... Inexplicable, and so far it is not clear whether Meng Shuya is the male protagonist Bai Yueguang. If the male protagonist has Bai Yueguang, abandon it, abandon it. As for the heroine, well, anyway, this novel makes people have no desire to follow it.

The male protagonist hugged her to protect her from the nonsense: wuwuwu, this is the first time someone cares about her Wu Xin helped her get 50% of her bad luck: May I ask?????? The male protagonist is really fw, a disgusting mindless novel