Just a Smile: I Transmigrated into Zhen Shui Wu Xiang

The writing is really good. I hope that later on Bei Weiwei will no longer be a housewife who is said by her son not to be as smart as her father. She is also a top computer student at Qingda University and should shine in the field she likes [Top post][Top post][Top post]

Don't stop reading, I really like this book, True Water without Fragrance, True Man. When I was in college, I watched 2 episodes of it updated every day. I didn't dislike Zhen Shaoxiang, and I thought it would be perfect if he was the main male lead.

Not bad. The mature and stable Zhen Shaoxiang here is more suitable for Weiwei. He respects her very much and knows how to care for her and let her shine in the field she is good at, so that she is not someone's vassal.

It's so good. Although the plot is a bit similar to the original version, it's not pretentious at all. Am I the only one who thinks Xiao Nai is pretentious? He looks aloof and condescending. The author will update it soon [Love][Love][Love]

The writing is very good. The protagonist is smart and follows Xiao Nai's path. Xiao Nai has no choice but to be better than Xiao Nai. The protagonist is careful and has a gentle heart. He supports Bei Weiwei at all times, giving Bei Weiwei a sense of security and supporting her to realize her dream of starting a business. Like Bei Weiwei, she is no longer humble and will not be like the original book. Why should she be disliked by children? The writing is good. In the later period, the male protagonist seems to have forgotten that he is wearing a book and has fully integrated into the role of Master Zhen.

So exciting! ! ! Zhen Shui is really a very capable second male lead, and now he is no less impressive as the first male lead! !

Although it is borrowed from the original work, it is very reasonable and has mixed good and bad qualities.

The writing is very good. Marrying Zhen Shui Wu Xiang is the best choice for Wei Wei. If you follow Xiao Nai, you will feel like you will be manipulated.

After listening to most of it, I really couldn't stand it, so I decided to go to work and write this review. The overall writing is okay, especially in terms of the growth of the male and female protagonists, who guide lovers and help you become a better you instead of asking you to give up your own shining points for love. This aspect is well written. The male protagonist respects Weiwei and takes her to grow so that she can become a better self. But the author made bugs in the timeline and some storylines. For example, the female protagonist submitted her internship resume before the male protagonist showed up in the dormitory, took off her vest during the interview, and informed her that she was admitted during the meal. Later in the plot, her roommate asked if she could intern at the male protagonist's company, and only the female protagonist actually went to intern. Another biggest timeline issue is that the heroine opened her own studio after graduation and its development is getting better and better. Then when she was getting engaged and trying out an engagement dress in advance, she repeatedly wrote that they had known each other for half a year. The hero and heroine met each other in the heroine's sophomore year, and the engagement was a matter of success in starting a business after graduation. How could it be possible that they had known each other for half a year? They have been together for at least three years. I've seen the engagement party so far, and I really can't stand the timeline issue. This is also the first time I have written so many comments. I hope the author can make some changes. Everything else is pretty good. I like Weiwei very much and think she deserves the best. The ending of the original novel was very annoying. The sparkling girl finally became a housewife. She should have a better ending.

Not bad, not bad Very well written I hope Weiwei can continue to shine in the field she likes.