Period: Don’t Mess with the Lone Girl, She Just Wants to Keep Moving

It's quite good-looking, the writing is solid, and the content is detailed and appropriate. The protagonist has brothers and sisters who love her and love her. But does Jiang Xun know that he is the male protagonist? Tonic, don't be sick and be the male protagonist. He is still the treasure of the whole family, Jinpiao, so he wants to be the center. It doesn't matter if the male protagonist helps the female protagonist in her career. She should be a good husband in life. I don't want the female protagonist to have to work hard for her career and go home and coax the man. I hope she can start her career as soon as possible and then take off all the way [laughs]

I couldn't stand it, so I read more than 200 chapters of "The Heroine Goes to the Grassroots" to see if the contact was broken in the end, and when I saw that the good guy was married to the sick man 😄 I was speechless, it had to be this young master who couldn't do anything, Shao Liang⭐ just looked at the young master and I couldn't stand it anymore.

To avoid lightning, you have to cooperate with the sickly male protagonist, and the male protagonist loses his temper and refuses to let the female protagonist be sent abroad. May I ask?

How can Shen Xizhi's identity be revealed? It made me feel like I was stuck in my throat. That Fu Shuyi's father was not a good person. Who could be such a good person to marry a widow who had just given birth to a child while his comrade's bones were still cold? And he had never even seen the newborn child. It was disgusting. I don't even like this Fu Shuyi

It is rare to find a book that specifically writes about women in politics with very few emotional lines, which is why I gave it five stars. The actual evaluation I can only give 4⭐️. The initial impression was pretty good. However, the recent update was too detailed. I was not decisive enough about the man, lacked the overall overall situation, and was reckless and impulsive without being cautious enough.

There are deviations in the storyline and character settings

I don't like it, there are too many adjectives, and the person talking stared at the protagonist for a long time. It can be seen that the protagonist is firm and calm, and there are a few glances. I ask you how you can tell this? And why are you always staring at the protagonist? I really don't understand that some people are still using the criticized descriptions.

I finished reading it so quickly. It was so good that I completely ignored that I have to go to work tomorrow. I like the relationship between brother and sister in this book, as well as the heroine's down-to-earth style of taking things one step at a time, and I look forward to the follow-up

Looking forward to it 😳

Pretty watery. . . There is very little written content about politics.