Building a Strong Nation and Getting Rich: The Frail Educated Youth Has Her Own Way

It's quite good-looking, and the heroine has a good personality, so there's nothing interesting about it for the time being. When are you going to deal with the scumbag stepmother and the twin siblings she brought with her? I feel uncomfortable when I think of the heroine in the country and them enjoying themselves in the city. Not to mention that the heroine and grandma's house had been cleaned up once or twice. After that, they could enjoy their lives again. It was not painful or itchy, but it was better to make them recover quickly. The twin siblings also want to go to the countryside, to the most difficult places. If they don't go to the countryside, they will have an even worse ending than going to the countryside. The scumbag father and stepmother are going to strike hard, a psychological and physical double blow, and their reputation and face will be shattered by them. Anyway, it was fun to deal with that family, so I had to write about it well.

It's still very good so far, and the male protagonist hasn't come out yet. Personally speaking, I don't want a male protagonist, and I would rather have a beautiful female protagonist. But since the author has already set it up, I can't say anything. I just hope that his role will be smaller. I hope that the female protagonist will not collapse her character and become a love-minded wife. I don't want any sexual intercourse in the future, and I want to see a sober female protagonist. Is the ending too hasty? And I don't like the male protagonist and his family either. It feels like it's unfinished.

It's not bad. The heroine doesn't have much strength in the early stage, but her advantage is that she has a flexible mind and can always knock down the bad guys who want to deal with her. The people in the village are also very nice. Except for a few bad mice, there are very few people who cause trouble for the heroine. The heroine's inventions have brought a lot of convenience to the village. , And the villagers are all grateful (unlike some stories, where even though the heroine has invented something that has brought convenience to the village, there are still so many people who are constantly troubled by the heroine because they are jealous of the heroine's ability or jealousy that the heroine eats better than they do...). The heroine is patriotic, but she loves her country very rationally. , Mainly focuses on a person who wants to do as she pleases (for example, she will not obediently give up other things and focus on studying a certain aspect just because a leader tells her to force her to study a certain aspect. When she is recruited by the country to go to a certain scientific research site, she will refuse it cleanly because she does not want to go). Although the online time of the heroine is not reliable (not stable), it is really good. There are no mandatory tasks and generous rewards. They are all very practical things for this era. The main focus is career, and there are very few emotional lines. It is only a little bit near the end.

It's really good-looking. I haven't seen a heroine that suits my taste for a long time. I really like the character of the heroine.

Not bad, the plot is smooth and logical, and the characters are more three-dimensional and vivid. However, the male protagonist comes out too late, so you can't see much of it, and the ending is too little. I feel that it could be written more. Overall it's pretty good.

Overall, it was pretty good, but the ending was a little rushed. When the male protagonist was swept away by the enemy, the female protagonist's broken system was suddenly completely repaired, and then all aspects of the female protagonist's body were strengthened and then untied. Since then, the female protagonist has become an all-round talent.

It's pretty good-looking. It has golden fingers, but it's okay. You have to rely on yourself. The heroine is not a virgin, and she's not cliché. There's no bloody plot. There's a big love, which can be considered an alternative kind of group favorite novel.

It was pretty good, but the ending was a bit rushed, which is a pity

It's really pretty! I have been a bookworm for ten years, and I have read this book from beginning to end. The heroine seems to have a soft personality, but she has her own principles and ideas, and does not appear to be a tough character! The pace is fast, and there won't be a lot of nonsense and word count. It's a pity that the rating is not very high.

An unexpected ending, but overall it's worth watching!