
She Went Crazy After the Boss of the Apocalypse Dressed up as a Pitiful Little Girl
末世大佬穿成小可怜后她发疯了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 286k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Audience
- Female
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Heroine Is a Scientific Researcher and Is Protected by the State.
The heroine concentrates on research, mainly in science.
Female Protagonist, Scientific Research, High Quality, Good-Looking, Great Contribution
Similar to "Shocked! The Nobel Prize Winner in the College Entrance Examination", the heroine has made great contributions, and for example, helping friends around her to improve their academic performance is deeply appreciated by relatives and friends, and science and technology revitalizes the country and is valued. It doesn't matter if there is no male protagonist or only a small number of male protagonists appear.
Chronicles: a Technologically Powerful Nation Does Not Want the Love of Children
Is there any book about modern people who travel back in time and then use modern technology to protect their families and the country? It can be from either the male or female protagonist's perspective, with or without vests. It doesn't have to be about love between children, but it's about serving the country and being favored by the country! !
The Heroine Is Engaged in Scientific Research in a Period Novel.
A Period Novel in Which the Heroine's Scientific Research Is Biased Toward Machinery.
Contemporary Literature + Science and Technology
Developing the country through science and technology through learning




































I'm halfway through Chapter 14. The original heroine suffered in the foster parents' home for more than ten years and died at their hands. Now the heroine has traveled through time and not to help avenge them. She doesn't beat them or scold them. She even helps to transform them for the better [awkward laughter] I can't stand it. It's really hard to feel the pain unless the knife cuts me.
Very nice, five-star praise
This book is quite good, but the beginning is a bit unattractive, but the rest is really good. Come on, stay tuned.