Women in the Republic of China: Roses in Troubled Times

When I read the introduction, I was attracted by the emotions of adults. Thinking that it was about the Republic of China, I was very curious about what kind of emotions it was like for adults. Here are my feelings after reading the whole story: 1. The heroine is a very tolerant person when it comes to relationships. She has received Western education under the background of that era and has a very open mind. She gives me the feeling that she is unwilling to accept the world and has great ambitions. She is more willing to complete her career and enjoy life at the same time than to fall in love. 2. Compared with the female protagonist, the male protagonist retains the masculine character of the Republic of China era. I feel that the reason why he liked the heroine in the early stage was because the heroine was too open-minded about his feelings, which made his self-esteem as a man unacceptable. So he continued to have in-depth exchanges with the heroine to get to know her, and slowly he was attracted to her for her uniqueness. 3. The second male lead is not very outstanding, but he is a character that matches the heroine's personality. At present, it feels like Huanxi's enemies, and they are connected because of the same interests. 4. The second female lead should be the most standard woman who received feudal cultural education in that era. At present, it seems that she is one of the pitiful ones. After all, the male protagonist seems to be taking advantage of her in the early stage. I don't know what will happen next. Generally speaking, I personally like the relationship between the heroine and the hero as adults, and I like the kind of heroine who is not bound by emotions. This is in line with my taste.

This book has a love-struck, handsome and cold-hearted heroine, and the heroine's vest is super handsome! I am looking forward to seeing if there will be any special stories later, hahaha

The plot is good, link by link