An Average Girl Becomes Everyone’s Dream Girl? Since When?

This book is very fragmented... The female characters such as the heroine and the heroine's friends are well created, but some wording always puts the heroine in an object position waiting to be owned or being owned... Insulting words are commonly used, and stereotypes are there. It can be seen that the author has a low awareness of women and does not pay much attention to this aspect. Occasionally, social thoughts that have been instilled that he is not aware of will pop up, but this is a big issue in female channels now, so the author should pay attention to it. Ps. The heroine is really a very good girl. She has a good personality and is good at learning. She works hard to make money and has a very "human touch". I like her in a humane way.

This is simply the pinnacle showdown of male Durban members. The author takes the male rivalry to the extreme, but the competition here is not a low-level fight against each other, but an involution on the premise of respecting the female protagonist. Comparing who is more loyal, who is more considerate, who can support her career better, who understands her better. This method of competition greatly satisfies Cheng Li's deep psychological need to be respected and competed for by outstanding men, giving people a high-level female gaze full of pleasure.

A very sweet and very enjoyable book❤️My sister is smart, capable, hardworking and steady, not afraid of danger, and very lovable. In addition to remaining excellent in their respective fields, the male protagonists can also maintain basic respect for the female protagonist in their emotional relationships. Although the structure is based on the setting of a heartthrob, the whole text is unconventional, and the author's care and respect for the female community can be seen between the lines. The writing is sophisticated, the psychological portrayal of the characters is extremely delicate, and the rules of the workplace are well understood. It's not a pure Mary Sue without any brains. I recommend everyone to take a look.

The female protagonist is sober, independent, IQ online, sober and self-made. During this process, the male protagonist occasionally helps with investment and takes the initiative to help. The female protagonist accepts it calmly without hesitation. Of course, the female protagonist's strength is there. They invest and cooperate in things. It is considered an equal exchange. The female protagonist proves herself and shines. She started from scratch and became a new rich boss. They also received rewards. The male protagonists are clean and noble in body and mind. The female protagonist is quite clear-headed. The heroine of the plot is set. Normal people's thoughts are not round and round. Not a Mary Sue. The plot goes normally. Super wonderful. The male protagonists have good appearance, figure and family background. They are clean and noble in body and mind. Really. The plot goes normally. Not a Mary Sue. Super wonderful. Super wonderful. Super wonderful. The heroine has a clear mind and an independent career.

The rating of this book was unusually low, so I read through all the reviews and found that it was mainly because one reader gave it a low score because "the novel is degrading to women." However, after reading the entire novel, I didn't find anything degrading about women. On the contrary, many of the concepts are very advanced and pragmatic. The entrepreneurial team surrounding the heroine are all girls, and they also very clearly wrote content such as anti-menstruation shame into the plot. It seems that it has nothing to do with degrading women, but it is really ridiculous that the score was lowered for such a reason. Objectively speaking, the first half of the book is very well written, and the heroine's character is brilliantly portrayed. However, the second half is too smooth and steady, and the business-related parts are a bit superficial and hard to read. However, it still does not affect the fact that this is a novel worth reading and can give a lot of inspiration to sisters.

The author writes the competition between the male characters so innovatively. It is not a bloody stumbling block, but an "involution" with respect and support for the heroine. This kind of power reversal in the emotion makes it very satisfying to read!

The Cheng Li I like, I didn't give her good looks, because I think people will grow old eventually. I gave her the brave and decisive Cheng Li, I gave her a pragmatic character, I gave her a smart brain, I gave her a strong body, I gave her a way to climb up. What a man can do, I, Cheng Li, can naturally do, and I will do better.

Cheng Li is a very lovable type of heroine in modern romances. She clearly knows that career and independence are the foundation of her life, and she is pragmatic in helping men, without being pretentious, and pragmatism comes first. This kind of value that relies on men to build a career, and there is nothing wrong with it, is still a rare type. There is a misunderstanding about independent women in the market. It is believed that relying on men means that women are not independent. But why not use it? Men make a fortune by eating women and are on the wealth list. Who says they are not independent men? No, they even have a nice special name, Phoenix Man? So why are women scolded and criticized when they do something that men can do? That's because the women left them!

This is a good and positive female-centered book. The smart, tenacious, calm and powerful Cheng Li is really fascinating. It is human nature to fall in love with the heroine. The sincere and enthusiastic Ling Dong is a rare and successful image of a passionate puppy male protagonist. The mature and beautiful Mr. Qi has the ability to calmly control the situation and a firm sense of boundaries to protect. The author is very thoughtful and gives a good example of how to deal with some real-life problems through the heroine. It is difficult not to be impressed by the heroine who calmly solves problems. She also uses the resources of the protagonist to respond to and solve real-life problems in the world she created. I am very happy to have finally found such a good female-oriented book. It is no wonder that I have been searching for it for a long time. I am grateful to the author for writing such a loving work and allowing me to find delicious spiritual food.

The author writes about the reversal of power in the emotional realm. In traditional narratives, women are often in the chosen position. But here, Cheng Li has the absolute right to choose emotions and define relationships. She can "sign" or "not sign" the equity transfer agreement worth hundreds of millions, and can determine the boundaries and rhythm of the relationship. This reversal of power really brings an unprecedented sense of reading pleasure.