Exiled for Three Thousand Miles, She Went to the Wilderness to Build Infrastructure

I have read Chapter 45 so far, and overall I can read it in one go. I like the grandmothers, aunts, and cousins (forgot they are cousins). They are all smart and have high strength, and they are not weak in appearance. Currently, there are more women, although they may be men. Being escorted on the other side, I hope that in the future, even when we reach the destination, the author will not let the male plot > the female plot (I was attracted by the introduction, and I just stared at those few words, the harmony and force of the nurse are worth it! These few words, after seeing these, I wonder if there will be many strong women written) It is quite different from other exile novels. There is a former consort in it, and the money for this consort was given by the current consort. There is nothing particularly top-notch in it. It is the kind of person who always finds trouble with the heroine's family. If they are slapped in the face, they have to keep finding trouble. I feel that these people can still endure hardships. What I like the most is the women from the heroine's family. They are really strong. They are fighting at the border. They are also well educated. There is a young son among them. At first, I always conspired to think that this child who didn't like the heroine and was very rude and disrespectful had been replaced. Why didn't he look like the heroine's family at all? It turned out that he was The feudal scholar has a bad relationship. Fortunately, the parents should teach him a lesson. If he doesn't eat, let him not eat. If he says something wrong, he should be taught. I like this kind of thing. I like it very much whether it is grandma, aunts or sisters. I like women like this, not weak but strong, and not just physically strong, but also very smart.

Just push the nuclear bomb flat.

The speed of Goldfinger's upgrades is well controlled, there is a certain sense of satisfaction, and the logic is fairly smooth.