
Chairwoman Yuan and the Quiet Life with Her Sly Mr. Lin
袁董事长和她家腹黑林总的小日子
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- Completed
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- 301k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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Any Understated, Sensible Period Novels? Not the Kind Where They Eat Lavish Meals Every Day
Looking for books like Making Others Happy? I'd Rather Make Myself Happy. Historical-era story with a female lead. It doesn't matter whether she transmigrates or has a golden finger, but it shouldn't be brainless or too showy. I hate those stories where she has a pocket dimension people can enter but insists on cooking outside, and is always...
Clear-Headed Era Stories. She Stands Her Ground. No Acting Like She’s Never Seen a Man Before
Looking for books like *Make Others Happy? Better to Make Yourself Happy*. Whether it's about transmigration, the entertainment industry, or a particular era, most authors write their heroines as if they've never seen a man before. No matter how handsome a man is described as being, she shouldn't throw herself at him right away,
Period Stories with Male Leads Working City Jobs, Such as Factory Worker, Shop Clerk, or Writer
Period Novels You Won't Want to Skip a Chapter Of
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I like calm, everyday stories without awful relatives: just a happy family working hard to earn money and improve their lives. Keep the golden finger subtle, not overpowered.
Historical-Era Stories With Stable Factory Jobs: Parents Who Work at a Steel Mill and Life in a Factory Compound
Nothing about going to the countryside as an educated youth, please.
Looking for Gentle, Heartwarming Stories Set in a Bygone Era
Period-Era Stories with No Rural Relocation, Black Market, Unrequited Devotion, Military Marriage, or Terrible In-Laws
Business and Get-Rich Novels Set in the 1980S or 1990S
Looking for a Novel with a Wealthy Female Lead in the Republican Era or an Earlier Period, Who Spends Her Money Openly and Freely
Looking for books similar to The 1970s: The Stunning Heiress Has 99.9 Billion.
A Soft, Alluring Heroine Who Really Is Soft and Alluring, but Not Very Bright and Kind of Mean
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The Male and Female Leads Are Truly in Love from the Start, No Misunderstandings, Super Sweet!
Period Novel: The Heroine Returns from the Cultivation World, Knows How to Make Medicine, and Won't Put Up with Anyone's Nonsense
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Period Romance with Native-Born Leads: No Transmigration or Rebirth
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A Typical Period Novel With a Small Golden Finger and a Logical Plot
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Completed Period Novels With No Golden Finger, but an Excellent Story
Historical Fiction About a Female Lead Who Lives Well Without Working
Family and everyday life. No pocket space, no System, no golden finger, and no wish fulfillment.
The Concubine’s Mother Catches the Eye of Someone from the Capital
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Looking for a Transmigrate-into-a-book Story with a Strong Female Lead, Set in a Bygone Era or During a Refugee Trek
A powerful queen’s soul enters the body of a weak woman just as war and natural disasters strike. The whole village flees famine, and the heroine rises to the top through her own strength.
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Digging and digging, I finally found a good book. It is a different kind of historical novel. It is 1,800 times better than the kind of poverty alleviation novel that has space and materials, goes to the countryside to marry a farmer, and lives a short life. Come on, author✊, we will follow your footsteps and catch up with new ones every day...
The male protagonist is self-made, very courageous, and has a bit of a love brain. The female protagonist has the determination to live for herself, and does not want to live or die for men. She is commonly known as heartless. Basically, the full text is about the male protagonist starting a business and stirring up troubles to become a boss, and the female protagonist starting a business and becoming a middle-aged boss. There are quite a lot of descriptions about various social situations. The male protagonist's entrepreneurial work is quite down-to-earth. Let's see how the male protagonist and the others build up the team step by step, how to socialize, how to mess around with the world, etc. Maybe it's because I'm a bit of a salty person and I just want to see the male protagonist working hard and working hard to start a business from scratch, while the female protagonist relies on stable funds to make the business bigger step by step. There is no need to gamble, and then the female protagonist just likes to play and be happy. To be honest, the male protagonist is a bit like the male protagonist Zhao Sheng in the book "Tough Guys on a Truck". He is deep in the city, has many traps, and is very popular in the workplace. If the situation is not right, he will retreat immediately. I hope the author can portray the male protagonist more through some human connections and sophistication. I really like this kind of self-made male protagonist with eight hundred ambitions.
The male protagonist has a big picture and a big picture. After watching it, I realized that the male protagonist's kindness was laid out step by step. The male protagonist helps Wu Qing because Wu Qing is suitable for an official career. If Wu Qing fails to meet his senior brother, the male protagonist will probably help him to get a higher position. The hero gave the shares to Wang and Zhang out of loyalty. In Secretary Zhong's words, it was for checks and balances. Every step the hero took was not innocent. The female protagonist is also quite interesting. She sees the male protagonist clearly. She doesn't say anything and is very smart. When the male protagonist speaks a sentence, she can immediately understand his meaning. She doesn't look strong at all. She keeps her own territory airtight and always has the upper hand emotionally. She is really smart and never suffers any loss.
It looks good, and the writing style is really good. It is not full of vernacular words, nor is it verbose. It has appropriate shades, like a soft whisper, like the breeze blowing in the ears, bringing a refreshing feeling.
It's quite good-looking, I like the male protagonist and the female protagonist. It's just that Wu Qiao is really a beauty and has a bad life, which makes people unbearable
The plot is pretty good, and both the male and female protagonists are pretty good. The only character I don't like in the book is Wang Bin. He's not that great, but he's very lucky. The scene with Zhou Qian was very uncomfortable to watch. He knew clearly that Zhou Qian's parents could not accept it, but he went to provoke Zhou Qian, and finally thought of using the children to kidnap the parents. After the parents found out, he chose to separate, and he had no responsibility for Zhou Qian or the children. Zhou Qian beat the child, leaving physical and mental trauma, but he was just fine. In the end, he married a particularly outstanding female military doctor. Sure enough, the woman is always the one who gets hurt in the end in a relationship. But skipping this role, the other content is still quite interesting. For the sake of Mr. Lin and Chairman Yuan, I still give it a five-star rating!
The writing method from the third perspective is relatively niche among the period novels about traveling to the countryside to fight for the best. The plot is also well-tested, including prices, characters, and experiences. The male and female protagonists are both very strong, but it is not a traditional cool novel. It is not a time-travel rebirth and there is no golden finger. It is still relatively realistic and quite like a TV series. Especially the part where the male protagonist avenges the Wu family is quite exciting. Although the female protagonist is delicate, she is quite cute and has big ideas and good vision. The story should not be particularly long and the progress is very fast. However, I don't like Zhou Qian a bit, and I don't know why the female protagonist wants to pull her to do business with her.
I don't know why the rating is so low. Tomato is a rare author with good writing and logical logic. Maybe it is because of the writing style and the author's writing style that this article has a reading threshold. The first few dozen chapters are indeed difficult for people who are used to reading cool articles. They are too bland. The pace speeds up since starting a business in Pengcheng. A rare good article. The author does not cater to the market or readers. She just wants to record such a story, so she wrote this article.
I have to say, this book is really good. When the male protagonist left her hometown with him to go somewhere else, the heroine was thinking about betting her future on this man, and finally went out. The male protagonist takes one step at a time and sees many steps ahead. He does not show off his wealth until others see his success. He has a lot of tricks up his sleeves, can stick to the bottom line, and also gives his future self a way out (what Mr. Zhong said). The heroine has always known what the hero did, and is very smart. She knows it, but it doesn't hurt her or her son, and she won't care. The male protagonist is a smart person on the surface, and the female protagonist is a smart person that others don't know. Worth recommending.
I don't understand why this book has such a low score. It seems that Tomato readers still like Goldfinger love, love, raising children, and being stepmothers. There is no goldfinger in this book. The male and female protagonists are both natives. The husband, who is dark and smart but cold on the outside and hot on the inside, and the wife, who is sweet on the outside and smart and smart at the inside, work hand in hand to live a good life. There is not so much love and love, but a few words can express the mutual affection and affection between the husband and wife. If you are fed up with the trivial stories between neighbors in the countryside and the real and fake daughter-in-law of the captain's husband who married an army officer and became a stepmother, you can read this. The author's writing skills are very good, and the plot conception of career development and interpersonal relationships is also very clever. It can be seen that the author is a person who has a clear mind and a deep understanding. There is no misunderstanding. Everyone loves both the male and female protagonists. I feel very refreshed. I am really tired of reading those books.