Mr. Pei, Madam, She Went to Live Broadcast Fortune Telling Again.

I've finished reading the whole book. The ending is quite unexpected, but it's quite interesting. The follow-up is a bit rushed. It would be better if there are extra chapters. Everything that needs to be explained is basically covered. It's not bad.

The beginning is average, the rest is pretty good, the ending is a bit surprising, but overall it's quite interesting.

The ending is a bit unexpected, I didn't expect the master to be like this. This is the first time that the male protagonist disagrees with the female protagonist going out to hunt ghosts, but he just says that he doesn't agree, but for her safety, he still goes with him as much as possible, and his words are too straightforward.

It's very interesting to see this kind of subject for the first time! !

So what is the agreement between that bald donkey and the master? Moreover, "master" is written as "master" throughout the text. These two words have completely different meanings, right? I can't say it's not good to watch, but the whole novel is in a very rushed state.

Coming from the Princess, I have to say that this novel is good to read, but my expectations were too high, so I was a little disappointed. It felt like there were many holes left unfilled. What exactly was the agreement between the master and Bald Donkey? How did you survive after dying at the age of eight? The final outcome of the second senior brother and his wife was not revealed. Was the child born? The title of the book is live broadcast, but there are not many scenes in live broadcast. Why does the heroine want to eat the male protagonist? The biggest villain, the senior brother, died suddenly in the end. I felt that a lot of it was unclear and not explained clearly. So overall, I am a bit disappointed, but I cannot say that the novel is not good, on the contrary, it is very good!

It revolves around the various events that the heroine experienced while retrieving her mother's soul and sending it back to reincarnation. Personally, I feel that the main focus is on supernatural events, with the emotional lines of the male and female protagonists as embellishments. Every case feels like the person involved is miserable. The relatively concise metaphysical text also has some laughs, which is pretty good.

A little suggestion, I think I use too many exclamation points.

It feels like I haven't reached the climax yet, and it's over suddenly.

This is my first time watching this kind of subject matter, so exciting and touching. The senior brother was shot to death, what a surprise. I feel like the ending is too hasty. Let's do some extra chapters, big time.