The Female Secretary

By the way, are all teenage girls this mature now? What are the special hobbies of old cows eating young grass?

While lamenting my ignorance, I was also attracted by the plot and direction of the story in the text. The world is imperfect and human nature is fragile, but in this collision, new horizons are opened. Maybe it's just fiction, or maybe there's something more realistic. In short, it may not give readers more spiritual literacy, but it also exposes some real but hidden flaws in another way. May the beautiful flowers bloom freely without regrets, and may the silent soil remain ordinary and view the wonderful things of this world without bias. Thank you to the author for opening another eye for readers.

It is no exaggeration to say that I think this book is my favorite book I have read so far. The author will add more soon.

I really hate being objectified by men. I think every woman should have her own charm, rather than having someone put a price on it.

I remember a teacher who worked before told some of our intern students that the prettier they are, the faster they will rise. Strength is part of it, but beauty is a big bonus in career. It really feels like the world is declining.

When reading this book, to be honest, I felt a little anxious about the workplace. After all, I had heard many similar rumors before I left school. Fortunately, most of the people in my industry are women.

I wonder if there is a male protagonist? It actually looks a bit sad, is it really heartless? There is only desire, but it seems that Li Zhuoran has some feelings for the heroine. I don't know if it was a whim or something, but our heroine finally lost her initial persistence, ugh

I feel that the more beautiful a girl is, the more likely she is to be labeled with many unfriendly labels by others, which is fully reflected in this novel.

Students who have just stepped out of society are like a blank piece of paper, suddenly entering the big dye vat of society. Sometimes it is really easy to be frightened by some hidden rules. They were originally full of hope for the future, but when they entered society, they became despair.

The routines of Vanity Fair are indeed unspeakable. Some people yearn for this kind of place, and some want to escape. But the most uncomfortable ones are those who want to escape but are trapped in it and cannot climb out of the quagmire.