Be Good! We Can Date, but Don't Tell Anyone
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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It's rare that I read a novel that is very suitable for my taste. I like the heroine's high IQ, high EQ, humor, and humor. There is also a [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss] [flying kiss] like-minded propaganda committee grandma Green Tea Mom, and a sister-in-law who loves to take advantage! ... Of course the male protagonist is also very awesome!
Very well written! This is my first time writing a book review. Cheers, author💪!
Very nice, thank you to the author
It feels so pretty! It's a pity that my writing skills are so low that I don't know how to describe it! The heroine She Niu can have a conversation with anyone and grasp the key points. I really look forward to her next performance! ! ! Five stars! ! !
It's okay, it's a pretty good novel by Tomato. But the overall feeling is that the heroine's character is very similar to Su He in "Through the Book 70, Draw a Pie with Open Eyes", but Su He's book is really exciting, with too many unexpected and endless magical operations, and it is so fun. The heroine created is particularly smart and witty, and she is a real sieve. Most people simply do not have such magical and tricky brain circuits to do all kinds of things extremely brilliantly, and be appreciated and respected by everyone. As for this book, the heroine's operations can prove that she is smart and capable, but she is not outstanding. Most smart people can think of it (from a modern perspective), so there is no surprise. I have read quite a lot, and basically finished 85% of it (if the length is not enough, it is because I read it on several devices, and the length did not add up, so it should be 6 hours). Because there are not enough surprises and the plot is relatively ordinary, I don't plan to continue to follow up.
So beautiful! The heroine is very smart! The author's writing is so good that people who read it can't help but laugh! Come on, author!
I feel really good about it. The heroine is simply a guanxi person, that is, she is very good at using relationships to expand her network. Even if he is in officialdom, I feel that she eats very freely. She is simply a capable go-getter, with many ideas and willingness to work hard, but she is also very principled. That makes me feel so comfortable. It's really great to have people like this. Why do you think the heroine is a bit crazy when you look at it later? Why does it have to be the male protagonist?
The language is humorous and very beautiful! There is no golden finger, the heroine is very strong, and she is very successful in developing her career in the countryside! [Learned] [Learned] Woohoo, I accidentally caught up with you again. Author, please work hard and update [Please update]
What I wrote later is somewhat similar to a story I read before. The female protagonists are very social. I am a layperson and I like to read [sneaky laugh][sneaky laugh][sneaky laugh]
Good. It's something that gets better the more you look at it. The long comment said that I felt very unhappy when I saw my little aunt, but if I put myself into that environment, it was actually normal. The description of the relationship between men and women in the early stage is implicit, but this is a period story, not a domineering story. I think it is normal, because I suddenly remembered a question my parents talked about when I first watched a Hong Kong drama: Don't kissing give you bad breath? Hahaha, I know that many things cannot be compared. Come on, author... [Like]