[Period] A self-serving heroine who puts every troublemaker in their place
Shen Mingxia finds herself inside a Period novel, as the neglected fourth child in her family.
Her second-oldest sibling, Shen Mingchun, was married off by their son-preferring parents to the foolish son of a food factory deputy manager, all to secure a good job for their eldest, Shen Mingdong.
The third child, Shen Mingnan, and fourth child, Shen Mingxia, are twins, and both are facing the prospect of being sent to the countryside. The Shen parents fix their sights on their taciturn youngest daughter, planning to use the same old trick again.
Go to the countryside?
Not a chance. She can't take that kind of hardship.
Be someone's blood bank?
Dream on. She's no saintly do-gooder.
Newly arrived in this world, Shen Mingxia acts decisively: she graduates early and lands a job as a sewing machine operator in a garment factory.
The matter of the third child's trip to the countryside is still unresolved when the eldest tells the family that he's found a partner, who has also been scheming to get her hands on Shen Mingxia's job.
Want to steal her job?
Shen Mingxia flies into a rage. As if! Just because the tiger hasn't roared, they think this old lady is a sick cat!
Get into the National Institute of Mathematics?
Marry into a Beijing household?
Climb the social ladder?
Children have to choose, but adults can have it all.
See how Shen Mingxia thrives in the 1970s, builds her career, and makes a fortune.
It's quite interesting. The heroine breaks away from her family and works hard to build her own career. The hero also falls in love with the heroine at first sight and almost obeys her orders. There is no such thing as a top-notch sadistic slap in the face.
It's good-looking, the heroine is sober and independent, she quickly breaks off her relationship with her excellent parents, she is very kind to her brother who is kind to her, and the friends around her are all sincere. The male and female protagonists have a good relationship, especially the male protagonist who is a good man who can't be found even with a lantern. He is handsome, rich, and loves his wife. The male protagonist has a good family atmosphere.
It's relatively average. In addition, the heroine's insistence on persuading others to get married is a bit unsatisfactory, but it's not aggrieved if there are no other Da Lei. I'll give it a five-star to encourage it.
I really like this kind of male and female protagonist. It's great to meet someone of the same frequency at the right time and get married, work hard together, and shine in their respective fields 👍
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Not bad, the heroine's career is developing well, her career and marriage are happy, and she should be about to have a baby.
It's a very sweet and happy book. It's basically not the best, and I won't make you feel depressed after reading it 😄
I'm really fed up with thinking that I'm doing the best for others. Have you ever respected this person? Do you have people in mind?
It's pretty good, but it's so bland. It looks so boring and has no ups and downs.
Regardless of the quality of the rest of this article, I'll give it five stars first. At least it was hand-made, not AI. I've been poisoned by AI recently.