I recommend these books to book lovers. In the first book, the male and female protagonists were husband and wife in modern times, but their identities changed when they reached their 40s, and there was nothing great in the family. The second book is about indigenous literature, which is very interesting. Little Platycodon is so sensible that it makes people feel distressed. The heroine in the third book is not a virgin, and she is no less capable of fighting people. In the fourth book, the heroine keeps talking, which is very funny, and the heroine's communication skills are excellent. In the last two books, the two female protagonists are also very capable~
The heroine has a golden finger and a rather salty personality. Chapter 2: In the 1940s, the war was raging, the male protagonist was on the Eighth Route Army, and the female protagonist secretly donated money and materials to the front line.
In my bookshelf, they are among the best among the 450. These four books have space, all have female protagonists, and are currently non-CP. I have not found any signs of that. ① And ④ are currently in the cub stage, and ③ is a painless mother. She is in her twenties, with three cubs, two boys and one girl. Book 1: slightly fantasy, with space but family members know about it, and secretly feeding food. The heroine's life experience is quite complicated. Book 2: The heroine is 17 or 18 years old, graduated from high school, and works in a supply and marketing cooperative. Oh, there is a couple of gay men in it. I don't know who is on top and who is off. The description is wrong. It only looks like two or three chapters. Don't let me get into the details. Book 3 is about a house in a RV. She is divorced and has a baby. She and the man are no longer married. She then looks for a job. She pulls her own team to go out and unites as one. It is quite touching. In the fourth book, the heroine and the original owner are intertwined, and the original owner's parents are not dead. They are on a mission. Later, they dream about their daughter's current situation, and they work harder. Zaizai is the dominant figure in the village, the group's favorite, and organizes the villagers to learn calligraphy and arithmetic. Oh, there is a reporting/assisted spy-catching plot in the early stage. If the follow-up is a big heroine and has no CP, and it doesn't collapse, this book will be my top novel of the time! These are all being serialized, and I don't know the specifics, so [smile][smile][eat melon]
Born through the Republic of China, I started writing in the 1920s. You can learn about the education system, the daily life of ordinary people during the Republic of China, and so on.
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