To finish my thesis, I chose the sternest contestant on a dating show, a senior official from the National Development and Reform Commission, as my “research subject.”
I showered him with expertly delivered flattery until he proposed, all while enjoying his affection and collecting data with ease.
That is, until I accidentally sent him the first draft of my thesis. The title read: “A Study of Mate Preferences and Manipulability Among Male Elites in the Civil Service: A Case Study of Subject S.”
That night, he cornered me in his study, tapping the paper with his fingertip as he laughed in exasperation.
“Subject S? Xu Anning, don't you think it's time your fieldwork gave me a satisfying final report?”
This is a surprising "pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger" type of sweet pet novel.
The highlight lies in the exquisite integration of characters and settings: the core outline of the rational academic master hunting serious leadership for thesis is novel and logically consistent.
The heroine's transformation from a calm observer to an emotionally out-of-control person is believable, and the male protagonist's journey from being in control to resisting being manipulated is even more tense.
Emotional advancement progresses layer by layer: the four-act play structure of "pretend to be good - fall off the horse - break up - chase the wife" is clear.
The confrontation in the Shura field in the study is the early climax, with strong emotional explosiveness; the later "project application"-style confession perfectly echoes the character design, with both sweetness and uniqueness.
Overall, this is a work with an online IQ and full of sugar.
Suitable for readers who are looking for fresh settings, strong CP, and are tired of industrial saccharine.
This is a surprising "pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger" type of sweet pet novel. The highlight lies in the exquisite integration of characters and settings: the core outline of the rational academic master hunting serious leadership for thesis is novel and logically consistent. The heroine's transformation from a calm observer to an emotionally out-of-control person is believable, and the male protagonist's journey from being in control to resisting being manipulated is even more tense. Emotional advancement progresses layer by layer: the four-act play structure of "pretend to be good - fall off the horse - break up - chase the wife" is clear. The confrontation in the Shura field in the study is the early climax, with strong emotional explosiveness; the later "project application"-style confession perfectly echoes the character design, with both sweetness and uniqueness. Overall, this is a work with an online IQ and full of sugar. Suitable for readers who are looking for fresh settings, strong CP, and are tired of industrial saccharine.