Looking for books similar to *Nineties Hong Kong: I Woke Up as a Kidnapped Billionaire's Wife (Nineties Hong Kong)*. I want something funny and clever. Any setting is fine, including historical or modern. Not too many awful side characters, please.
There is a delicate emotional line that is rare in male videos. There is a single female protagonist, a double character, and no ambiguity with other female characters. It is a normal relationship between friends and colleagues, without any weird balance. The protagonist's career is also gradual, there is no grandiose skyrocketing, or the inexplicable attention of a certain big boss, or the sudden help of a character of the opposite sex, or the comeback without asking for anything in return. No one would target the protagonist for no reason, it would be more of a conflict caused by a conflict of interest. The plot arrangement of the slap in the face is also relatively reasonable. The villain is not forced to lose his wits. The plot will not make the readers sulky. The protagonist can counterattack quickly enough.
Well, I didn't plan to comment on this article at first, but later I wanted to say that the writing style and diction in this article are excellent, including some of the suspense novels written by the heroine, which are also relatively good-looking. The male and female protagonists are the classic female chasing the male, and the female is older than the male. The characters of the male protagonist and the female protagonist are also very interesting. The male protagonist is a tsundere on the outside but a bit boring behind the scenes. The heroine is an intellectual big sister in front of others, but she is actually more open-minded and lively in the back. There have been many instances of male protagonist competition in the novel. Of course, the female protagonist here still chooses the male protagonist. But the heroine didn't seem to give an answer that I thought was more accurate throughout the book. It's like the heroine's uncle likes her, and the heroine's brother has noticed it. The heroine was chased by so many people before, so she didn't notice at all, right? There was no reaction at all. When the male protagonist was angry, he just coaxed the male protagonist without saying how to solve the matter. Since the heroine thinks that she has a good relationship with her uncle and can secretly tell him that she has someone she likes, is it okay to keep a little distance from her uncle? Rather than this kind of unclearness. There are also some problems found here, that is, the heroine's age is 25 in the first stage, 23 in the middle, and then 24. How much is it [what] and then the engagement. Didn't it say engagement on December 24th at the beginning? What the hell is number 15? Can the engagement time be changed at will? And there are some parts in the later stages that made me uncomfortable. . . I didn't go into detail about how the male protagonist's family and the female protagonist's mother met. It stands to reason that the male protagonist's father was still in the United States at that time and he didn't even prepare any gifts. Why did they meet directly? I didn't say how the male and female protagonists were revealed. I just said that it didn't matter if the male and female protagonists were revealed. There was an interlude in the middle about the pregnancy. I thought it would at least mention the pregnancy, but it turned out to be useless. I thought that after the male protagonist entered the first-level team, he would continue to work hard to attack the world championship. The female protagonist also prepared for the new story. In the story, Su Yuan (the heroine's younger brother) and the heroine's secrets were not explained at all. I felt that the characters in the whole book were not finished. The ending was very hasty and made me feel very uncomfortable to read it. It feels a bit top-heavy. The characters are all well rendered. If possible, I still hope that the author will write the end of this book later, improve the characters, and fill in the holes (don't imitate the southern uncle!!!). It is best to explain the future of the characters (a little selfish, can you create some life-related extras)
The plot is slightly sweet in the early stage and a bit sadistic in the later stage, but it only lasts a few chapters and has a HE ending. The author's writing style is delicate, and it tells the story of Xiao Jiuye, the youngest member of a gangster family in Hong Kong, and Feng Wu, a girl from a cold and tough dessert shop🍰. Hours of pain take a lifetime to heal. I will always be behind you as long as you want. The male and female protagonists have both online IQs, three correct views, and a novel plot ~
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