America, 1982: From the Start, I Inherited Three Billion

Again, men use boy, and women use girl. Men grab neutral words, and women still help men grab neutral words.

Where is the starting 3 billion? Forehead! Two years to go [laughs awkwardly]

I particularly like this theme, especially the one where women don't dress up as men, but act as their own gender. Many novels about women dressing up as men are well written and very popular, but I always think that such novels lack a bit of madness. What's missing is the protagonist's self-confidence as a relatively disadvantaged group, not covering up or confusing, being frank and frank, and being a woman.

It's good-looking and I like the heroine. However, every time you encounter setbacks, there will always be a man by your side, either to support or help, or because of him. This routine template has appeared three times

It's good to read. The author has a big picture view, deep thoughts, and a very broad range of knowledge. The heroine is also very charming. She is the kind of charming who has the ability and skill to solve problems. As a superior person, she is kind and has the ability to do what she wants to do. There is no emotional line at the moment, and I have not carefully calculated the female-to-male ratio, but I can still clearly feel that the author believes that women are upright, because the plot of the three sisters at the beginning does not have the clichéd female competition, but discovers the beautiful side of the girls and then encourages and helps through the heroine. In the end, the three sisters all choose their own paths and go on, and the career line is also encountered later. There are all kinds of girls, including girls who compete with their cousins for the status of heirs, girls who escape rumors of a broken relationship but try to manage a British pharmaceutical factory after being encouraged, girls who have amazing talents but fail the college entrance examination and trap themselves at home hoping that someone can break the maze to rescue them (except for the heroine, I prefer her the most), etc. Their stories, thoughts, and characteristics are very attractive to me. Forced recommendation [blowing kiss] In addition, I like to see the current male supporting characters, who either seamlessly become the heroine's subordinates (friends), or become enemies (currently only Hall), or become dead people. Blessed is this. There is no strong woman and a stronger man. In traditional narratives (loving men), Hall should be stronger than the heroine and start to have ambiguous and forced love.

After chasing so much, I couldn't stop. Every step of the heroine's actions is very clever, from hiding the truth to exchanging fame and fortune, buying a house and investing, and applying the financial knowledge from her previous life to the United States in the 1980s. It is so refreshing to watch.

It's quite good-looking, and there's nothing to say about it. The descriptions of family, friendship, and love are all smooth and practical. The entanglements between people are supported by basic logic and events. The description of the characters is neither flat nor single. There is a plot of hardship in the early stage, but it does not describe in detail how much hardship it has suffered, which makes people angry. The heroine has her own friends, family and career. If there is no male protagonist, it is basically a supporting actor. If the female protagonist dominates the relationship, and the unscrupulous person responds to the covert description of uncleanness, it can basically be regarded as clean. The Chinese character is relatively strong, and even after watching America, I feel that this kind of plot will be a bit dramatic. Every time I see this, it will pop up in my mind. Will no one question the heroine's fluent Chinese? Aren't there Chinese people who think that the foreign devils have bad intentions and don't trust the heroine? Moreover, the overseas compatriots of the last century, emmm, are difficult to trust based on their composition, so every time they see the Chinatown plot, they will get into trouble.

Overall, it is very readable. Although many plot settings are too naive and not realistic enough, it is quite sufficient as a novel. I don't know why the rating is so low. When I opened it and read it, it was only 6.9. From a physical perspective, it should be a novel with a 9.6 Or above.

The setting of New York in 1982 has a good sense of money and danger. The heroine faces family strife as soon as she crosses the border. She can still deal with it calmly and counterattack from cannon fodder to hunter. I love this refreshing rhythm.

She's so beautiful that she won't get married and focus on making money and career. It's super cool to see the story of a cannon fodder daughter from 1982 plotting to tear apart her best family members. The 3 billion inheritance must be firmly grasped.