Seventy************

The heroine is a bit stupid and a bit of a virgin. The plot jumps too fast without any logic or foreshadowing. The heroine's self-positioning is very unclear. After time travel, she said "it's a waste" when she has nothing. In her previous life, she was involved in life and death. In this life, she has the ability to read minds and knows the plot. What is the virtue of her original family members? In this era, a girl who has no force, no money, and a child dares to "leave the house" without a reputation. Even if she has no reputation, she has no safety and no guarantee. If she has a second-rate guy, it's over. Is she really brave or stupid? At least I sneaked in some money before I left, so I wouldn't be so embarrassed that I could die. I can only say that the author still didn't write the people around the heroine to the best, and I felt like this happened to the heroine seven or eight times. There are also some emotional and psychological activities of the heroine. The emotional outburst is so embarrassing! You are the heroine of destiny, and you are convinced to live like this. Is it worth it for the author to give the heroine a force? It's really hard to criticize Goldfinger for doing this. According to the plot direction, it really depends on others.

Isn't the heroine from the countryside? Why was she called Ruan Zhiqing later?