Luo Wanwan, the diamond leftover girl who just took the position of general manager, took a nap and traveled to the 1970s!
According to the memory of the original owner, she will be deliberately framed, bullied for no reason, tortured for no reason, and finally end up freezing to death! !
She traveled to the starting point of life's tragedy, the scene where she was caught in rape! It's a dead end at the beginning! !
Luo Wanwan sneered: Then blow up this dead end!
A story about the times when food and drink were scarce? As long as she thinks about it, she can still live a prosperous life, and her good days will fly with the wind.
What happened if someone bullied you? Bully him back a thousand times!
So...
She stepped on thorns, boiled water to make green tea, tore white lotus leaves with her bare hands, and fought with the best of wits... She opened a business, set up a factory, flirted with beautiful men, and reached the pinnacle of life.
Reader comments
Pass by, pass by, pass by
Finally got around to reading A Different Life. Everyone's thinking is really different. In many places, when I read, I always thought, why wouldn't I choose this way?
At that time, I decided to take the time to finish reading it. I wanted to write a book review, so I put it aside and continued to read it to the end. But when I was writing a book review, I accidentally wrote "finished" and mistakenly thought I had finished reading, so I put it in the finished folder. It wasn't until a few days ago that I realized that I wanted to finish reading it. I had only read half of it before. Ashamed. The author of this book wrote about an era that made me particularly curious, and much of the content felt like personal experience. Admire.
Pass by, pass by, pass by
Finally got around to reading A Different Life. Everyone's thinking is really different. In many places, when I read, I always thought, why wouldn't I choose this way? At that time, I decided to take the time to finish reading it. I wanted to write a book review, so I put it aside and continued to read it to the end. But when I was writing a book review, I accidentally wrote "finished" and mistakenly thought I had finished reading, so I put it in the finished folder. It wasn't until a few days ago that I realized that I wanted to finish reading it. I had only read half of it before. Ashamed. The author of this book wrote about an era that made me particularly curious, and much of the content felt like personal experience. Admire.