Period: One Step to Bed, and the Policewoman Is Mine!

I think the female lead is portrayed fairly well. This is the 1980s, why should the female lead have to fawn over the male lead? The male and female leads' social roles are inherently opposite! Besides, the male lead didn't fawn over the female lead either; that was a more sophisticated form of conquest.

Sure, "Fire Pliers and Liu Ming" is a classic period novel, actually from the recent era. So far, up to chapter 28, there's no trace of AI or human intervention, and it doesn't feel like those long-winded, rambling autobiographical novels.

It's a good watch, humorous and funny, and the author portrays each character quite vividly.

It's alright for now, hopefully it will continue to be good.

The rating is ridiculously low; I almost missed it. The author's enthusiastic attitude is very pleasant to read. To be honest, the female lead's description in the beginning was a bit stiff, but the overall writing is smooth and kept me reading. A good book, please update soon!!!

Ah, it's so good! This is the first book I've read in so long that's been this good.

Wasn't it supposed to be chapter 76? How come it's chapter 75 now?

I hope to write better and better.

Is it a single female lead author?

Keep it up, author!