(Period setting + rebirth and revenge on scumbags + mystical medicine and arts + feel-good story) Gu Qingqing was murdered by her cousin Gu Xiaoyan and the husband she'd been married to for over twenty years. When she opened her eyes after death, she received a legacy and became a successor of the Xuanzhen Sect.
With powerful medical, mystical, and martial arts, she won't let scumbags get away with hurting her. She'll take them down for good.
They broke off her engagement and tried to make her marry a hoodlum? Whatever, she couldn't be happier.
Jiang Jingyuan isn't just any hoodlum. He's a top-tier tough guy, and in the future he'll be a renowned mechanical engineering expert throughout the city and even the whole country.
Surprised? Didn't see that coming? The scumbags are stunned, aren't they?
Jiang Jingyuan: "Honey! Don't waste your breath on them. Come on, let's go home."
Gu Qingqing: "What for?"
"To make a baby."
The plot of the story is quite good. I have finished reading one of the author's most recent works.
It's pretty good, but the ending is a bit too fast.
Fortunately, it ended suddenly 20240711
Looking at other people's reviews, I don't even want to read this book! But I finished watching it! I don't think there are any big flaws! Not bad, not bad! Tickets for you!
It's too long-winded, and a lot of it is illogical. The part about mystical medicine is okay, so skip ahead and read it.
I gave up the article after reading Chapter 4. The reason is that the man cheated before marriage and was caught in bed. The heroine asked to break off the engagement. The man was very arrogant. If he wanted to break off the engagement, the heroine had to marry a gangster. The heroine agreed. Can you continue to read this logical thinking? No matter you know how successful the gangster will be in the future, it is not a condition for you to agree to break off the engagement and get married.
I just decided to abandon the article after reading the fifth chapter. The male protagonist spits blood and the jade lock on the female protagonist's body is also the male protagonist's. Why is the female protagonist reborn before she has even started to practice? She has learned occult medicine, occult arts, and Xuanwu without a teacher. On the sixth day of the sixth lunar month, she caught a cheap man and a scumbag and had to wait until 15 to settle the matter and cancel the engagement. Being scolded like this and not teaching a scumbag, I really can't stand it. Many people around me have wrong views.
It was very uncomfortable to see the part where the male protagonist was pestered by a female classmate in college. Don't you think it's the hero's fault? A female classmate asked you to help with cooking for no apparent reason. As a married person, don't you have to avoid suspicion? She helped more than once. The male protagonist behaved inappropriately and gave others the chance to get involved, making people mistakenly think that he also meant it. The female protagonist needs to teach him a lesson. I don't know how to deal with it later. Through this incident, I think the male protagonist is quite a scumbag. Being considerate, attentive, and caring to unrelated women other than his wife are all manifestations of a scumbag. That is hovering on the edge of spiritual infidelity, so is it still far from infidelity? I really hate such sentimental people.
The author always emphasizes that the heroine only knows occult medicine but not occult arts. Logically, a occultist should know both medical skills and occult arts. If you don't understand occult arts, where does the occult doctor come from?
It doesn't look like that era, when the fiancé and his cousin were caught having sex with a girl in public and they acted as if nothing had happened. After all this, the girl's parents still don't want to break off the engagement? The heroine wants to break off the engagement, but the man, as the at fault party, also demands that the heroine must marry a gangster!!!!! What a weird brain circuit this is!!!! Dodge decisively!