The Feng Shui Son-in-Law
风水神婿
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Suspense Mystery
- Subgenre
- Horror Suspense
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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625Chapters
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77Comments
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It took me a long time to read this.
The current creative environment is undoubtedly a major blow to supernatural authors. As a reader, I've noticed that many authors I thought were good have stopped writing supernatural stories, which is truly heartbreaking. The book starts off very well, building suspense, but the overall pacing is poor. A significant amount of time is spent setting up the Kyoto prostitute, Wu Yan, the philanthropist Han, and the haunted house. Kyoto should have been the ending location, but the later appearances of Jinling and various secret realms make it difficult to distinguish the main plot. While Jinling as a subplot is acceptable, the inclusion of various secret realms and the rapid pace are really not good. There's also the possibility that the Master in Green Robes might be resurrected, but given the protagonist's current pace of development, the Master in Green Robes' appearance feels very abrupt, as it implies that the protagonist needs to find his past life and bring his grandfather back, which is truly inappropriate. Furthermore, the secret haunted house in the tower where Ji Wuyan was imprisoned contains numerous foreshadowing elements...
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What kind of garbage is this? The protagonist gets ridden on by others every day.
I'm constantly being mocked by this person or that person.
It's well written, but I feel it could be even better. Keep it up!
Please add more chapters.
I hope the author can occasionally release some great content!
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Keep it up! 💪
Please update more! I really want more updates! 😭
Please, author, update more chapters!
I suggest changing the "Master in Green Robes" in the first chapter to something like Six Lines Divination or Plum Blossom Divination. The protagonist's grandfather isn't an opera singer. Generally, divination involves Bazi (Four Pillars of Destiny), Six Lines Divination, Plum Blossom Divination, or Zhuge Liang's Divine Calculation… In my personal experience, this "Master in Green Robes" feels a bit out of place. Of course, this is just a personal suggestion for your reference.
It's very good and the update speed is also good.
From now on, I can cast half of my recommendation votes each week 😜 Although it's better than nothing