The All-around Eldest Sister in the 1980s

Many people complain that after more than 200 chapters, they don't even know who the male protagonist is, but I want to say that the female protagonist is just a junior high school student when she is reborn. If the love line is drawn early on, wouldn't the male protagonist be a "pedophile"? In the past, I read many period novels. When the heroine was still a "little bean boy", the hero fell in love with the heroine at first sight. When he saw the heroine, he wanted to touch her little hands, hug her and hug her in various ways. I think this is abnormal! (Does everyone like to see this?)

Although not many people have read the book now, it is really novel and very interesting. Cheers to the author.

I've seen more than 200 pictures and I still can't figure out who the male protagonist is. I might have to wait until the part in Beijing to find out.

I stayed up all night to read it during the limited exemption period. The quality of the article is good and worthy of my panda eyes. First of all, unlike other rebirth stories, the heroine chose the wrong man in her previous life. The heroine in this story was a top student in her previous life. She loved her younger siblings very much and had no love brain. She just encountered a huge conspiracy and her family was destroyed in the end. The first thing the heroine did after her rebirth was to plan a "great escape". Secondly, the heroine's "omnipotence" is not like that of other novels, where she can always be a scientific research boss, entertainment queen, IT master, etc. The heroine's "omnipotence" in this article means that she has spread pancakes, worked as a tour guide, repaired leather shoes, worked as a nanny... She has worked hard at the bottom of society and is familiar with various skills.

The writing style is very delicate, not too fancy, and closer to reality. It is very easy and comfortable to read.

Does the heroine's childhood rob her of her identity?

Is the male protagonist Ji Jingming? I feel a bit weak, even though he is very good to Xia Xia, he doesn't have any sense of cp

If the male protagonist's surname is Gu, I don't like it. Why didn't I notice it in my previous life? Does the male protagonist's mother also have no principles? Can't she tell the difference between character and character? Doesn't she have no principles? For an outsider, I doted on him so much for unknown reasons. Is it too innocent to write the male protagonist's mother? [Emot=default,18/] I feel that it should be written more wisely. Rich people are very smart and will not lose their principles and bottom line easily. No matter how lovable the second female lead is, she still needs to observe and observe her. There is a bit of a running-in period. If she likes the second female lead as soon as she gets started, is she a bit too innocent and kind? It doesn't look like a middle-aged person at all. It's too childish.

At first I thought the male protagonist was Wei, but later I thought it was Uncle Xiao Lin. When I met a guy named Gu when I went abroad, I thought it was him. I didn't confess for three years and I had already ruled out the guy named Ji. Who knew what the outcome would be. All I can say is that no one can predict the outcome until we get to the last step!

Click to read the introduction, eh? ? ? Are you cueing me? ? ? ? [Emot=default,18/]Oh, come on, the author (dog head)♥