Miss Ruan, Don’t Think You Can Escape

The profession of speaking for others, the girl who was killed by words. Read "Miss Ruan, Don't Try to Escape" in one sitting. The heroine Ruan Mian's father is a journalist who was raped by the Internet and jumped from the building because of a report. When she grew up, she worked in crisis public relations - a person who had been killed by "words" spoke for others. This setting itself is exciting. She has a sense of clumsiness: a top figure was framed, and clients asked her to protect her character, but she preferred to keep the truth; when her peers spread rumors, she relied on men, but instead of scolding her, she went live to tell the truth about the case, and the anti-fans fell silent. The male protagonist, Cen Yan, taught her the art of lying, and stopped her drinking late at night, saying "You are mine." But the most touching thing is not Tian, ​​but her breakup when she discovers that he is approaching her for another purpose, and his last words, "This time, I will speak for you." Love is sweet, and the background is to seek justice for my father for ten years. It's 35,000 words, the pacing is sloppy, and the characters have weaknesses, so it's worth watching.