The Kind of Study-Abroad Kind of Thing Where the Whole Story Takes Place Abroad and the Heroine Is Abroad.
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The whole story takes place abroad, that is, studying abroad. The female protagonist is studying abroad. The male protagonist can be a foreigner, a Chinese studying abroad, or a mixed race.
The heroine is of mixed race. She was abandoned by her mother when she was a child. She lived in a Taoist temple. Later, when she was studying abroad, she discovered that she was the eldest daughter of a wealthy Western family. While studying abroad, she told fortunes and caught ghosts, which shocked foreigners. Since then, the heroine has gained a lot of fans.
This book is super good and beautiful. The heroine is a high school student who went to study in the United States. She eats Chinese food and is greedy for Americans. Haha, there are two male protagonists! The emotional scenes are all awesome!
In the first book, because her sister had an accident abroad, the female protagonist smuggled herself abroad alone to look for clues about her sister, which attracted the attention of the male protagonist. (The male protagonist is a pervert) In the second book, the female protagonist is adopted by a foreign couple and lives abroad.
In the first book, because her sister had an accident abroad, the female protagonist smuggled herself abroad alone to look for clues about her sister, which attracted the attention of the male protagonist. (The male protagonist is a pervert) In the second book, the female protagonist is adopted by a foreign couple and lives abroad.
🌸The heroine is studying abroad and the hero is the prince of an American school. The super rich golden lion king is very kind to the heroine. It is not the kind of forced love with an ambiguous deadline. The heroine is a ballet swan. The heroine is reborn. The hero is very possessive.
The heroine almost completed a key turning point in her life abroad. She met the hero while on vacation in London, visited relatives in Munich and met the second boy, returned to Shanghai to work and became disconnected from the hero, went to Germany to study for a doctorate and became pregnant without marriage, returned to work and got married with a second child, went to the United States to study and met the second boy again, and finally settled in London with the hero.
A story about Xiao Tian's study abroad years, Wu Ba is always a bitch. The story of a gourmet girl who warms up her abandoned son. Slowly warm and full of love.
It's not enough to read, buddy. The author is simply a god. A very interesting article that satisfies many of my fantasies. One article allowed me to experience cities, time travel, classrooms, and e-people. The title of super powers that are refreshed every week really comes true. It's also very interesting. It's not mindless and cool. The protagonist and supporting roles are direct. The descriptions of the characters are very realistic, and Internet memes are also used. It is very interesting and humorous. It is the second book I have paid to reward on Tomato. It is already very difficult for me, a veteran prostitute. I hope uu who feel the same way will not keep books and let the author update the book so hard that even the donkeys in the production team dare not take such a rest.
1. It focuses on the growth of the female protagonist, with detailed descriptions of love and career, as well as the pull between men and women. 2. The male protagonist is very defensive.
1. It focuses on the growth of the female protagonist, with detailed descriptions of love and career, as well as the pull between men and women. 2. The male protagonist is very defensive.
The heroine of this book is abroad! The cool and bright young lady × the elegant and noble business boss! There is an age difference between the male and female protagonists, but the male protagonist is super doting ~ he is the kind of gentle and doting father-like boyfriend
The heroine of this book is abroad! The cool and bright young lady × the elegant and noble business boss! There is an age difference between the male and female protagonists, but the male protagonist is super doting ~ he is the kind of gentle and doting father-like boyfriend
The heroine of this book is abroad! The cool and bright young lady × the elegant and noble business boss! There is an age difference between the male and female protagonists, but the male protagonist is super doting ~ he is the kind of gentle and doting father-like boyfriend
This is really, really, really beautiful! ! ! ! ! ! ! At that time, I read this book on Quark, and then I accidentally discovered that it was actually available on Yang Persimmon. If it is, I highly recommend it, highly recommend it, highly recommend it, and say important things three times! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
The venomous genius mixed-race * growth-oriented female protagonist. The author's writing style is good, and it feels like a long-lasting flow. He, there are also a lot of people studying there, three brushes.
In the first book, the female protagonist is a foreigner, in the second book, she went abroad after graduating from college, and then many of the male protagonists lived abroad, got married, and had children.
In the first book, the female protagonist is a foreigner, in the second book, she went abroad after graduating from college, and then many of the male protagonists lived abroad, got married, and had children.
It is an absolute masterpiece of modern fiction. The writing style is super delicate. The male and female protagonists and all the supporting characters are very good. The character settings are very high-end. There is no the same style in Tomato. A ten-year-old bookworm can't stop reading it. It is not cliché at all. The rhythm is very stable. It starts low and goes high. The further you go, the sweeter it becomes.
Don't be misled by the name. The heroine is very good and tough. I feel that the relationship and the heroine's growth are well combined. The heroine has not lost her self-esteem because of being dependent on others, nor has she been biased by the upper class society. The writing style is a bit artistic, with a lot of descriptions of the female protagonist's inner values, and the interaction with the male protagonist does not feel like a spoiled wife. It looks like the male protagonist has fallen in love with the female protagonist, and is also very friendly to other women. The female protagonist is not the one who is dominated in the relationship, but the female protagonist is in charge of the interaction with the male protagonists, and the male protagonist is also quite reliable. We haven't written about the heroine entering college yet, but it's worth looking forward to! ! This is 1VN, please take a look at it (~^∇^)~
The female protagonist grew up abroad, and the male protagonist went to study abroad. The writing is average, but the heroine's perspective at the end is quite interesting and reversal.
The heroine is of mixed race and looks like an exquisite oriental doll. She has a boyfriend who is a foreigner. Later she finds out that her boyfriend is mentally abnormal and wants to escape from him. As a result, during the escape process, the heroine provokes an abnormal man. The heroine is so miserable. Every time she meets abnormal people ヾﾉ≧∀≦)o
1. Who can resist a Chinese heroine who goes crazy by relying on fortune-telling abroad! The heroine Chen Anran was suddenly given the inheritance rights of a Western family while studying abroad, and she also had three brothers with bad attitudes and an unruly fiancé. However, she used Eastern hexagrams to teach everyone how to be a good person - calculating murders, deciding life and death, and catching evildoers. From the campus to the aristocratic circle, and then to the entire Gray Pigeon City, she relied on fortune telling to calculate tens of millions of fans, cards awarded by the king, and even the Chinese psychic troops came to poach people.
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