The Arch-Enemy Zhu Ma Was Slapped by the Eldest Lady Again

It's okay, the two are fighting against each other as young lovers, but the male and female protagonists haven't figured it out yet, and the male protagonist doesn't seem to realize that he likes the female protagonist. The writing is not bad. But the heroine's family is quite frustrated. There is also female competition. Girls who like the male protagonist look down on the female protagonist. Although the heroine is capable of handling it herself, female competition is boring (but this Miss Gao is okay, she does not simply like the male protagonist) Some of the male protagonist's behaviors really deserve punishment, but fortunately, he was very protective of the female protagonist at critical moments. The writing is good. The frustration of the heroine's family refers to the fact that the heroine's grandfather was so targeted at the heroine at the beginning. I thought the heroine's parents were gone and there was no one to support her. (But it was explained that she is not his biological child, so grandpa doesn't like the heroine.) There are a few sub-CP plots in it, including the heroine's best friend and her boyfriend. The two are childhood sweethearts and are very close to each other. I think the heroine is very career-minded. The two people are actually running in both directions, and both parties are special existences to each other.

In fact, the writing is okay, it's quite good [sending my heart] [sending my heart] [sending my heart] but after reading it, I felt it was a little less interesting, but this book is still very good, and you can read it as you like.

It's okay so far, not much nonsense.