Wang Luo Qingwan, the top female soldier in the modern era, once transformed into the fragile daughter of the largest plutocrat in Nancheng of the Republic of China who could not take care of herself.
She has a domineering father who protects her, and three brothers who dote on her.
I wanted to open a haute couture clothing store and wait until death, while flirting with Su Wangchen, the poor tutor at home who was upright and upright but whose ears turned red at every turn.
Lifting his chin with the fan bone, Luo Qingwan smiled like an elf: "Teacher Su, I don't know this question, can you come closer and teach me?"
The poor scholar restrained himself and ran away.
Until the "Jiangning Mutiny" broke out, various warlords fought in a melee and the whole city was blocked.
Just when everyone thought that the delicate eldest lady of the Luo family was going to turn pale with fear...
But she took out a heavy sniper rifle from under her skirt, put it on the tower, and shot the rebel leader's head off with one shot from 800 meters away!
The skill shocked everyone and the whole army was in an uproar!
And the poor scholar who was usually made blushing by her was now wearing a general's military uniform and marching through the city gate with a hundred thousand cavalry.
The man pushed her against the city wall, his eyes were red, and his voice was low and paranoid: "Luo Qingwan, do you want to run away after flirting with me? This world and my life will be given to you."
Luo Qingwan: "... Where is the innocent poor scholar we promised?!"
Reader comments
I thought it was about career writing, but it turned out that it was about romance writing about the Republic of China, all kinds of flirting with men and falling in love. I couldn't understand it. Her father was the president of the Chamber of Commerce. He said that survival is the most important thing if you have money. He said that you need to be powerful, but she still went into business? She went into business alone. I was confused. Her father and brother said that they wanted to build power, but he ended up opening a store??? Shouldn't that be the time to stock up on supplies, work on manpower, and work on equipment? Wouldn't it be enough to have a father and brother who are in business? The whole article talks about how she found someone to open a shop, and then fell in love with the male protagonist. How could she survive the Republic of China without the power to open a shop? At the beginning of the novel, it seemed that the heroine was a killer or something powerful. I really thought that he was going to establish his own gang and become an underground force [laughing awkwardly] but the whole story was about how she opened a shop. It was a romance novel. I was really convinced. I was wrong. When I saw the title of this novel, I should have known that it was a romance novel. Please don't mention the Republic of China, please? I thought it was the kind of anti-war novel. The author's style of writing should be a modern romance novel.
During the Republic of China, both economic development and scientific and technological research relied on foreigners. There is also the illusion that underground organizations are all based on partisanship and spies from various countries. I thought it was an alternative anti-war novel, but it turns out the author is a romance writer [laughing awkwardly]. In my opinion, the heroine in the whole story is just flirting with men and falling in love. I have already I skipped the chapter titles to avoid those about romance, but in the end it was still about romance, so this is just a pure lightning protection post. Good luck to you who like to read romance about the Republic of China. Are there any alternative anti-war novels like the ones I mentioned above that you can recommend? ! !
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The writing is quite good, but many chapters are repetitive. The reason why Marshal Huo left was clearly stated in the front, but in the following chapters, another plot is repeated and another plot is repeated. Repeat for a few chapters.
So far, I've read it well. The author loves the word "extremely" [laughs]. When I hear it, it means extremely extremely.
Very beautiful, great
Very nice, keep updating
Being truthful and objective is valuable
It's so beautiful, but there are too few updates and it's not exciting enough to watch.
The big heroine has a clear mind. The handler is not verbose.
I thought it was about career writing, but it turned out that it was about romance writing about the Republic of China, all kinds of flirting with men and falling in love. I couldn't understand it. Her father was the president of the Chamber of Commerce. He said that survival is the most important thing if you have money. He said that you need to be powerful, but she still went into business? She went into business alone. I was confused. Her father and brother said that they wanted to build power, but he ended up opening a store??? Shouldn't that be the time to stock up on supplies, work on manpower, and work on equipment? Wouldn't it be enough to have a father and brother who are in business? The whole article talks about how she found someone to open a shop, and then fell in love with the male protagonist. How could she survive the Republic of China without the power to open a shop? At the beginning of the novel, it seemed that the heroine was a killer or something powerful. I really thought that he was going to establish his own gang and become an underground force [laughing awkwardly] but the whole story was about how she opened a shop. It was a romance novel. I was really convinced. I was wrong. When I saw the title of this novel, I should have known that it was a romance novel. Please don't mention the Republic of China, please? I thought it was the kind of anti-war novel. The author's style of writing should be a modern romance novel. During the Republic of China, both economic development and scientific and technological research relied on foreigners. There is also the illusion that underground organizations are all based on partisanship and spies from various countries. I thought it was an alternative anti-war novel, but it turns out the author is a romance writer [laughing awkwardly]. In my opinion, the heroine in the whole story is just flirting with men and falling in love. I have already I skipped the chapter titles to avoid those about romance, but in the end it was still about romance, so this is just a pure lightning protection post. Good luck to you who like to read romance about the Republic of China. Are there any alternative anti-war novels like the ones I mentioned above that you can recommend? ! !
，
The writing is quite good, but many chapters are repetitive. The reason why Marshal Huo left was clearly stated in the front, but in the following chapters, another plot is repeated and another plot is repeated. Repeat for a few chapters.
So far, I've read it well. The author loves the word "extremely" [laughs]. When I hear it, it means extremely extremely.
Very beautiful, great
Very nice, keep updating
Being truthful and objective is valuable
It's so beautiful, but there are too few updates and it's not exciting enough to watch.
The big heroine has a clear mind. The handler is not verbose.