A Cherished Beauty in 1970S Hong Kong: Mrs. Xie in Her Prime

When I read Chapter 35, the heroine has been hiding her stupidity since she was a child, slowly accumulating her wealth, and her father is indifferent to family ties. Some people say that the heroine is selfish and only cares about herself and does not care about her father. But if you put yourself in someone else's shoes, I think the heroine did a great job. Not the Virgin, everyone can be selfish, and I like this selfishness. I have been living a calculating life since childhood, which is really tiring. If it were me, I still wouldn't be as smart as the heroine. I like this heroine's character very much, and I hope the author's character will not collapse in the later stages. Come on

The writing style is very good and delicate, the characters are well-depicted and have a sense of picture. Just a suggestion: There are really too many descriptions of psychological activities. You can reduce them appropriately and add more plots. Otherwise, it will feel like reading comprehension.

I still like it a lot, and the people in the comment section are right to clear mines. I only read what I like to read. After all, it is a novel. I keep emphasizing that one. I really feel that it is too long-winded. You can ignore the others. The good parts are also very interesting.

How should I put it? The heroine has space. When her family went to Hong Kong, she took advantage of the chaos and put most of her family property into the space, but she couldn't use it for her children no matter how old they were. Watching my father work hard for the family's livelihood. I thought she would give part of her property to her father, but it turned out to be a cup of water mixed with spiritual springs.

The story is quite good. The fairy-like love between the male and female protagonists is enviable. It's top-notch. In other words, there are some sour words and all kinds of envy, jealousy and hatred. There is no actual harm [laughing]. There are very few dialogues. They are all psychological activities and narration. It's a bit long-winded. Some words are said repeatedly [face covering]

Although the author kept telling me that the heroine is very independent and strong and will do a lot in the future, but I only saw that the heroine has great trust in the hero and fully assists her, not only in life but also in career [awkward laugh]

It's very interesting. The relationship between the male and female protagonists gave me a very warm and harmonious feeling. Although the male protagonist was a bit strong at the beginning, it still gave me a good feeling. Moreover, the two often talked about love without words, but they were full of love when they got along, which touched my heart. It was very interesting! The only drawback is that it's not finished [crying]

The heroine is calm, knows how to hide her clumsiness, and disguises her appearance. And the male protagonist is not dramatic, just a steady stream. The writing is more detailed. The only thing that matters is whether you can control the space. In the space, you can steal your family's property, which is your own confidence. But knowing that the harbor city is dangerous and being protected by the male protagonist, he still reminds himself over and over again that having space, a clear head, and advanced knowledge are the greatest confidence, which is a bit annoying. The female protagonist should learn some boxing and kicking skills from the male protagonist, at least she can protect herself. After encountering danger, he never thought about practicing martial arts and protecting himself. He relied entirely on the protection arranged by the male protagonist.

Just steal, so what, her father has so many children, she is just an unloved concubine, she will never be able to get into her own pocket unless she steals. Who is empathizing with, the half-brother, sister, sister, and brother? Alas, it's hard to describe in one word

Can't it be changed if someone steals a house? The heroine only took part of it, and the heroine's father and ancestors also put it elsewhere. It's just that it's all hidden.