I Came to the Republic of China to Write Novels

Good article. What struck me was 1. The heroine is wearing clothes, and the beginning is not difficult (I don't want to read survival stories about hardship for the time being) 2. There are no annoying plots such as "The Best", it is plain and simple, and there are no short-sighted supporting characters who have to fight against the heroine life and death. 3. The female protagonist is 28 years old. She does not have to have a young body because of time travel. It seems that if she is not 18 years old, she is not worthy of the male protagonist. 4. Don't fall in love for the sake of falling in love. If you want to fall in love, be open and don't be shy. He won't compromise for the sake of the male lead. (Now when I search for novels, they are all about love. Falling in love for the sake of love is a bit annoying) (The male protagonists who appear now are not good boyfriends in the novel world. If you want to read CP, I don't think these two have anything to fight against.) 5. Career line. The career line in this article is clear. The heroine mainly copies martial arts novels. She also writes her own novels and learns various skills. I quite like the characters.

In 1928, the National Government began to promote 220 volt voltage, so that the heroine could charge her mobile phone.

Damn, how come this novel is so appetizing, plain and real! This subject is relatively unpopular, but good articles are limited. The author must continue writing, just like the heroine in the book, one step at a time! Come on

It's good. It would be better if you don't recognize your godson.

It is a novel with a very human feel. Basically, the supporting characters all have their own insistence on logic, and the protagonist is also a charming and perseverant person. I have the same feeling of laughing and scolding as I did before when I read the article. I don't just think that the characters are all NPCs or empty. In short, I can read it [Like]

It's very interesting. Although it's about civil servants, the author's writing is very interesting. The heroine is very independent, kind, not a saint, and doesn't suffer from internal friction! The heroine has a boyfriend, and she doesn't feel wronged because of her boyfriend's family, which is particularly good! Come on, author!

This is so good. I read the latest chapters all the way and still feel unfinished. Is this kind of writing considered a line drawing? I'm not sure, but I feel like I wrote a story quite normally. Daily life in the Republic of China was ordinary and exciting. The heroine is 28 years old, motivated, kind and pragmatic, with a comfortable personality and does not deliberately preach. The male protagonist is not dastardly, and has a particularly healthy view of love, as a sister and brother love each other. Seven-shaped love is certainly wonderful, but healthy love is also great. It feels like a real person, the supporting characters all have their own logic, and their relationships with their families are very normal and life-like. A little contradictory, a little thoughtful but not top-notch [this family belongs to the male protagonist, and the male protagonist is married to the female protagonist], it feels like the female protagonist is really living in that world ♥ Thank you to the author for creating this story!! There are so many words, why only 6 points? This writing style and this story, as long as it doesn't fall apart in the later stage, it will be 9+ Why is it emphasized that the heroine is 28 years old? This story only started when the heroine was 28 years old. I guess the author may want to make people feel that life is not just a wonderful period of time in the teens and twenties. Many novels have been hastily concluded by the age of 30, and the rest is just an aside. It seems that the subsequent life is not written as the main text. In fact, after the age of 30, the story can just begin.

It looks good, but I wouldn't click on this cover normally. I thought it was an AI article. I clicked on two books today for the first time, and they were both pretty good-looking.

It feels like the daily life of high-income women in the Republic of China is plain and interesting, and the author must stick to it.

After reading Chapter 55, it's actually okay. After being with the male protagonist, the love becomes a little more romantic, or some main lines can be opened up in the other half of love, such as career or the environment of the Republic of China. I get tired of seeing things in a small room like this. It needs to be upgraded. I don't know if it will be available in the future. I haven't read it yet. I'll catch up when I have time.