A Period Novel in Which the Heroine Is Reborn in Hong Kong or Abroad
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I've read too many stories about male protagonists being reincarnated, and I hope it's about a female protagonist. It is best to be a writer who was born in Hong Kong or abroad in the 1950s, 1960s or 1970s and started a career.
At the beginning of Tianbeng, the story of a book girl with scheming, brains and means, using the props and abilities of the childbirth system, to climb up step by step. Although it is a childbirth system, it is not a spoiled wife story. I hesitated a few times in the middle, but then I went in and watched it. The plot was quite exciting. The female characters are all outstanding, there are no brainless female characters, some only have interests, rights and survival.
That night, Yun Shu had a dream. Two young men with somewhat similar faces fought each other, pressed the bomb detonator, and slept in a high building. Then the faces of deceased relatives flashed before her eyes, and she was heartbroken to ask her to save Yun Qi and Fu Chaoyang. From Xiangjiang to Haicheng, Yun Shu wants to go back to his house, visit his relatives, and start raising a baby and opening a branch. After raising the villain and the male protagonist, the estrangement was lifted and the daily life of brothers and sisters started. Yun Shu also met the handsome and elegant officer. Su Ting: Shushu, dear, I just want to be with you ~
Both books are written by the same author. They don't go to the countryside and work in the city. After the heroine of Five Zero is reborn and takes revenge, she takes her family to live in the Northeast with a classic farm space. The Orphan Girl of Sixty has a kitchen sign + space. Some people said that this was a cheat at first, but if you insist on reading later, you will find that it is two people hugging each other for warmth. Both books are not fighting for the best, and they will be handed over to the country in the later period. They are not reborn abroad, but there is a plot of going abroad to collect supplies.
Both books are written by the same author. They don't go to the countryside and work in the city. After the heroine of Five Zero is reborn and takes revenge, she takes her family to live in the Northeast with a classic farm space. The Orphan Girl of Sixty has a kitchen sign + space. Some people said that this was a cheat at first, but if you insist on reading later, you will find that it is two people hugging each other for warmth. Both books are not fighting for the best, and they will be handed over to the country in the later period. They are not reborn abroad, but there is a plot of going abroad to collect supplies.
Chen Rou, a former special forces soldier who has been in the police for three generations, first met Nie Zhao, the richest man in Hong Kong, because of an anti-terrorism case. When she woke up, she turned out to be Nie Zhao's wife thirty years ago and was in deep crisis. Chen Rou fought her way out of the siege with a sword and became famous on Xiangjiang Road. She led the boss to do charity and punish the young and Dangerous, just to eliminate the lawless elements.
This, this, Hong Kong Feng Shui period novel, the heroine is very strong, she has no connotation, she slaps every dog that passes by when she is in a bad mood, it's really good-looking, and you won't lose money if you invest in it!
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