How Can You, an Intern, Be the President?

I'm so excited to be the first reviewer for this book! "How can you, an intern, be the president" catches the eye with the imaginary setting of "an intern is competing for the position of president" at the beginning. The heroine Zou Xiaoxin has a series of direct questions, showing her sassy character who does not follow common sense. Her mother's comment-like reminder adds a lot of humor. What does "Lao Deng" mean? It should be called "a disciple" of old. In other words, this chairman is a lecher. From the perspective of genre, the novel accurately captures the excitement of romance and romance, allowing readers to take on the role of the heroine and experience the pleasure of tearing apart a scumbag with their hands and stepping on a white lotus. The novel contains humorous elements. The position of president is really not something that an intern can take on, unless she is a genius and has a strong backer. When reading, readers can get a moment of pleasure in decompressing. If you are looking for a romance reading experience that is easy to decompress and full of exaggerated dramatic conflicts, this book is worth a try.

It's finished, looking forward to the next one! Spreading Flowers is finished, looking forward to the next one