Heaven Official's Blessing: Tian Guan Ci Fu (Novel) Vol. 1

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It was first published in 2017 on JJXWC and consists of 244 chapters, plus 4 extra post-canon stories split into 8 additional chapters. Having read the author's other two novel's (FOD and The Scum Villain's Self-Saving System), I must say the story's execution and pacing is quite similar to FOD's, which contains an interesting plot, intriguing chain of events, action-packed scenes, and unexpected plot twist.

While I love MXTX's devoted MLs (like Lan Wangji) and Hua Cheng has a similar appeal, I'm of two minds on whether this was taken a bit too far sometimes here. Along for the ride are two of Xie Lian’s former friends-turned-gods; the three of them, too, shared a complicated history, that is slowly being mended in the present. Chapters 90-124 was amazing - the character development, sense of mystery and discovery the reader gets as they follow the MC's logic/deduction was suspenseful and rewarding. So I really hope that with time, this novel will receive the acclaim and fandom size it truly deserves.more>> mainly used for comedic purposes, plus the fact that the author has a thing for making her main characters seem like underprivileged angels that suffer through hell just because, but she still managed to overdo it here. If you are able, I would recommend that you read the work in the original Chinese it was written in- to preserve as much of the hilarity and heartbreak that the author managed to skilfully convey as possible. Many mini arcs come and go, and it feels like an episodic anime where you have 'monster/crime of the week' but you just want to find out the main plot. Setting on a journey of a not so simple task to find new devotees for MC we dive into solving mysteries of the present with .

For Xie Lian's first assignment of his third ascension, he is tasked with solving the mystery of a number of brides who have disappeared during their wedding processions through Mount Yujun in the mortal world. I want to end on a more positive note by saying that I have the utmost respect for MXTX and I know that she put a lot of work into tgcf.

In classic MXTX style they're both OP as heck, which I personally enjoy, and to no one's surprise ever, MXTX delivers some lovely moments between the two.

On one hand, he is super overprotective of XL and wants to make sure he won't get hurt a single bit, but on the other hand, he has this advanced ideology of the 21st century that he believes XL is capable so won't constrain him as much. As expected, the author did a great job in establishing a brief background of the MC, giving you an idea what his character is like which aids you in understanding why he do what he does, giving you a preview of how his world works. The suffering is excessive in my opinion, and although it's supposed to provide contrast to the romance, it just feels done in poor taste. Every detail about him that didn't involve the main character was thrown at us in a few lines, if at all. Finally, you gotta watch the donghua (preferably after reading this), because somehow they managed to make them even more romantic?

But the MC has a steadfast nature and an unbending will and he's shaken out of this numbness by the ML. The story starts at probably the least interesting place it could, in regards to its plot-line and the character's backstories.