My Girlfriend During My Internship Is the CEO

The most pleasing thing about this book is that the characters are not suspended and the interaction is very healing. The heroine Zhao Jing pretends to be a pig and eats the tiger, with a cute intern appearance, but a calm and aura on the inside. She can cook, understands propriety, and can protect the male protagonist's family. She is not coquettish, pretentious or pretentious; the male protagonist Zou Heng is down-to-earth and reliable, neither greasy nor arrogant, and is always sincere and magnanimous in the face of the status gap. The contractual love gradually becomes more sincere, and the daily life in the countryside and the president's foreshadowing are parallel. It is sweet but not greasy, refreshing and restrained. After reading it, I just feel comfortable and heartwarming. It is a rare masterpiece among the president's articles in recent years that is not embarrassing.

Not bad, quite interesting [staring]

The setting is novel and the contrast between renting a girlfriend and becoming a real CEO is full of tension. The collision between the countryside and the city is full of laughter, the male protagonist's counterattack and slap in the face are satisfying, the female protagonist's identity contrasts with the cuteness, and the fake love story is sweet and healing. It is worth reading.

It's pretty good. I've seen this setting while watching videos before, and now I've seen it while reading novels. I have to review it [star]

There is no bloody nonsense in the article, only sincerity and bravery running in both directions. Those conversations and casual touches captured the throbbing and tenderness of the ambiguous period. The storyline doesn't drag on, and it's okay to watch.