Mr. Lu, My Five Elements Are All Yours

It's really good. I like novels like this that can be read to the end.

I really can't stand it anymore. The score is still so high. It is aimed at sweet pets, but the result is almost nothing. And then there is a lot of nonsense in the middle. Even the ghost removal is a lot of nonsense, or unnecessary people. I don't know if it is to make up the word count or to make the heroine more lively? ? ? This is the least interesting novel I have ever read in which the female protagonist is haunted by ghosts, and there is very little interaction with the male protagonist. This rating is a bit incomprehensible to me.

There are a hundred sentences in this article: "After all, we are the heirs of the Shenyao Sect, and we cannot allow evil spirits to cause trouble." The heroine is very holy. The whole article is about meddling in other people's business, fighting monsters and leveling up. Oh, it's not sweet.

Forcing the relationship between the male and female protagonists. To be honest, it's a very rubbish book. The subject matter was good, but in the end it turned into a master and apprentice. The female protagonist knew that the master volunteered to contribute his personality 100 years later in order to resurrect his lover. The author is a holy mother + a licking dog, so she replaced herself.

It looks great and I must recommend it!

The ending is too sudden, right?

The ending was too sudden and a bit rushed.

There are so few emotional lines between them

I read an article about the three realms of gods, demons, ghosts and humans. It was really good. The heroine Qin Guigu has a positive outlook on life and a strong sense of justice, which is great. The male protagonist, Mr. Lu, is also risking his own life for love and has developed a memory since childhood. Haha, lovers will eventually get married, perfect.

I'm so speechless. What does it mean to catch a ghost and you have to kiss it to catch it? What does her master think about it in the future? Will this person become her man in the future?