The Female Taoist Priestess’s Childhood Sweetheart Is a Male CEO Novel Review
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By 悦悦爱瞅瞅
181 chapters
2024
Description
Master said Jian Xi was born to make a living out of metaphysics! She has two of the five flaws and three deficiencies! Widowed, orphaned, lonely and disabled, she got orphan! That’s right, she’s an orphan who was picked up! Of the three deficiencies she got no money! That’s right, she can’t save money, nor have money! Just as Master was about to pass away, he put the Taoist temple in her name, but it went bankrupt in less than a month! Luckily she has a brother who, though not related by blood, cares for her like one… So she could only go find him first! So she decisively packed up and went down the mountain to find her brother! * He Qingchen, the person in charge of the He Group, acts recklessly with an unpredictable personality. One second he could be laughing with you, the next he might send you to the King of Hell! He doesn’t seem to care much about anything. Oh no, there is one thing he cares about – the Five Emperors coin he wears around his neck! * Ever since Jian Xi rushed into He Qingchen’s arms and called him brother at the He Group reception, rumors spread throughout B City that He Qingchen has a sister! More importantly, this sister of his can read faces, see one’s life with a glance, and determine life and death with a word. Many big shots competed to ask her for a reading! But soon after, He Qingchen put out the word: “Those who want to seek my wife’s service, please hold off for now. She’s pregnant and can’t be too overworked!” Everyone was confused. Wasn’t she his sister?
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- fanqie novel
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
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My Thoughts on The Female Taoist Priestess’s Childhood Sweetheart Is a Male CEO
First Impressions
Okay, so "The Female Taoist Priestess’s Childhood Sweetheart Is a Male CEO" is quite a mouthful of a title, isn't it? It certainly grabbed my attention with its quirky premise. A female Taoist priestess and a male CEO? Sign me up for some potentially hilarious and heartwarming interactions! Diving in, I was ready for a fun ride, expecting a blend of modern corporate life and traditional spiritual practices.
What Works Well
The strength of this novel definitely lies in its characters and the familial love woven throughout the story. The protagonist is caring, and the doting love interests and older siblings add a layer of warmth that I found genuinely appealing. The initial setup, with abandoned and adopted children finding solace and support, is quite touching. I also appreciated the comedic elements sprinkled throughout. It's clear the author intended for this to be a lighthearted read, and in many ways, it succeeds. The divination aspect, while perhaps not perfectly aligned with established metaphysical concepts, adds an interesting layer to the story.
Areas of Concern
While I enjoyed the initial premise, I did find myself wanting a bit more substance as the story progressed. I felt that the plot meandered at times, making it feel like not much actually happened. It was like a pleasant, but ultimately uneventful, stroll through a park. The ending, while complete, felt rushed and a little forced. Loose ends with the romance of some characters were left untied, which was a bit disappointing. While the story wasn't necessarily bad, it didn't quite reach its full potential.
Final Verdict
"The Female Taoist Priestess’s Childhood Sweetheart Is a Male CEO" is a relatively light and fluffy read. If you're looking for something easy to digest with a focus on familial love and comedic interactions, this might be up your alley. However, if you prefer a more complex plot with a satisfyingly developed ending, you might find yourself wanting more. Overall, I would recommend it as a casual read, but not necessarily a must-read.
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