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It feels like a series where women are stronger and men are stronger This book feels like the author wrote it to satisfy his own fantasies, spending money just for the sake of spending money. The plot is good and dense, but not good because it comes out all at once. The heroine's system is the background for sending equipment. The various tasks of the system are either to send money to the heroine or to bring the male and female protagonists together. Once again, the heroine's own life was not described much, she only wrote about what she bought with money, and what she did after spending money. Moreover, the heroine must have been in her twenties before she was reborn, but her IQ seems to have not changed. After being reborn, I made millions selling jade as a child, but no one robbed me? Just bought a random piece of clothing for a party of the rich second generation? In the early stage, it was okay for the heroine's parents to make money with their brothers and sisters, it was human nature; in the later stage, the heroine traveled around the country, and her parents never showed up. What makes me speechless the most is that the heroine has a system mall with all kinds of things in it. Why not hire a bodyguard from there? If she is going to be in danger, let the man send his people to the heroine to "protect" her? When it comes to romance, it means protecting the heroine, but when it comes to conspiracy, isn't it just surveillance called protection? I don't see how much the female protagonist has used the things in the system. The full text is that the system issues tasks. The female protagonist spends money. When she meets the male protagonist, the system issues tasks again. The female protagonist spends money everywhere. The male protagonist likes the female protagonist...

What's going on with the heroine's father? He even gave money to make up lessons for his sister's children. If it weren't for the prizes the heroine won, the heroine's father would have used the money to make up lessons for other people's children. Haha.

When it comes to the point where the male protagonist and the female protagonist officially intersect, it feels like some of the characters have become intellectualized. In fact, I thought there was no male protagonist. .

Good looking, clear logic