
Playing the Scheming White Moonlight, Enjoying Life and Gossip in the 1950S
扮演心机白月光,在五零享福吃瓜
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- Ongoing
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- 970k Words
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 1d ago
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- Fanqie
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Oh, it's a very novel plot development, especially the character of the heroine's adoptive mother, Ms. Gu (a careerist and provincial cadre), which is rarely seen in period novels.
It's very well written and has a different feeling. I hope my eldest cousin will accept it. It's okay to do it secretly. It's so good. The key point is that the real and fake daughter thought it was a good result and led the system. It's not pure. Isn't the number of words in each chapter a bit short? They all disappeared all of a sudden.
It looks good and has a very comfortable feeling. It's very comfortable to go directly to the police to solve dangers on the train. Recently, I don't like to take risks to solve problems. It's not inconsistent with the coexistence of golden fingers and hard work. The heroine does a great job. She doesn't suffer any disadvantages and doesn't have any special feelings for the heroine. She is also a cannon fodder. The noble mother is also great. There are so many supporting characters with gold fingers in the back, I feel a little numb. Why did the heroine put herself in danger to find Xu Min? The gold finger of the supporting character is so big, can't the heroine stay out of it? I don't know why it's a little bit annoying when the heroine enters the game and fights back. The top heroine baby hopes to be less involved in the game and directly fights back. There are so many supporting heroines with gold fingers and multiple lines entering the game and fighting back. It feels so chaotic. It's just a personal feeling.
Not bad, not a Goldfinger novel, but the heroine is quite distinct. There is one system on the left and one system on the right. It's endless.
It's really good to read. The reason why this book has so few ratings is because it's new and the heroine's character is also very well written [Like] It's a bit uncomfortable to read. There are a group of people in the comments below who match the heroine, making it look like the heroine will die if she doesn't find a partner. Also, the group of men written by the author feel that they are not in their right minds. The heroine doesn't owe them anything, and their attitude towards the heroine is not very good. Neither the eldest cousin nor the one named Rong is very fond of the heroine. The heroine's character is also a bit indecisive. Since she has space, she can just kill those who keep harassing her and keep them.
It's very good-looking. I vote for the male lead. I'm a little speechless. What the hell is written next? First, the female partner Han Youyou has a system to conquer S-level men, and now there's a male partner who travels through time and has a system to drain women's luck. The main plot is not written well, and the branches are a mess.
It's okay, but some parts are repeated and it doesn't feel very smooth. The back part feels like a Mary Sue idol drama. What's the heroine's physique? Others have been playing there for so many years without incident [laughing awkwardly] When she came, she encountered a wild boar, and she happened to be there alone, and it happened that a man felt uneasy about the heroine being alone there, well... A hero came to save the beauty. I feel like he should be the male protagonist, otherwise the heroine used to be so smooth and it felt quite scheming, but now the whole episode feels so weak [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh] It stands to reason that the heroine should have some physical needs when joining the art troupe. Doesn't that contradict the female lead's sick character?[Laughter][laughter]
I like it so much. I can't help but read it when the author updated it. It's already tied. The author's writing is very smooth and is definitely excellent in Tomato. The heroine can be said to be very smart. Whoever wants to harm her can just do it with one hand. She has a golden finger but it's not too big. All in all, I like it very much. There are some scratches in the back. The heroine goes to college and the content of the class is just one chapter. Let's have a meal. How delicious those dishes are. Another chapter. Buy some food and go to the food station. Another chapter is gone. Alas, it's all a running account. You can still read it if you skip it.
It's so good that I can't help but comment after watching it for so long. I originally wanted to wait until it's finished before commenting. I really like the top-notch white-flowered character disguised by the heroine. She's so charming. I hope that the heroine will take a career path in the later plots. I don't want to see her having sex with men because Bai Yueguang is so unlovable that single arrows are the best. We can kind of see the signs. The heroine still wants to have a man, so she can sink in soberly. She keeps talking about how her ex-husband is doing, but in the end, she still has to fall into the man. The plot is getting more and more complicated. Hurry up and give birth to the baby in the finale.
Very pretty. The heroine is not a saint, nor is she ruthless, she is a normal person. But when commenting on certain comments, they always talk about whether it is the male protagonist or not, and I hope so-and-so will be the male protagonist. When I saw these words, I felt like this🙄. . . . Who cares who the male protagonist is, who cares what the male protagonist is like. If a good-looking guy appears, he will be the hero🙄. I only care about the heroine. Even if there is a male protagonist, the male protagonist is just an accessory that has to be worn in that era, so it is not important, okay? Can you please stop showing up and fall in love with Meimei? Who loves so much? These comments really affect the viewing experience.