A little policewoman wakes up in the world, but her private investigation is interrupted by the captain who has just returned from peacekeeping. The two develop feelings for each other in the fight and suspicion, but are pulled to the limit by the little transparent rules of survival in the workplace. The superiors and subordinates, who were eight years apart, ran in both directions.
The male protagonist, a young teacher, left the podium and rose to become mayor, county chief, county chief, and city chief. There are two female students, one a liberal arts student and the other a science major, who have brought him political achievements at work and also made him fall into emotional entanglements.
There is an 8-year age difference within the system. The charm of this book is that it allows us to see the possibility of love blooming and bearing fruit in the soil of reality. It is neither suspended nor bloody, but a down-to-earth story about how two outstanding people became stronger because of their love, and how they used love to warm the land and water.
She always puts her career and feelings first. This kind of extreme refined egoism, instead of keeping people away, has formed a dangerous and charming magnetic field, attracting strong people to challenge.
She always puts her career and feelings first. This kind of extreme refined egoism, instead of keeping people away, has formed a dangerous and charming magnetic field, attracting strong people to challenge.
She always puts her career and feelings first. This kind of extreme refined egoism, instead of keeping people away, has formed a dangerous and charming magnetic field, attracting strong people to challenge.
Take your time and you'll become more and more addicted. It is a slow-burning novel, about the love of a young age, affectionate but not greasy. Guide the heroine's growth along the way.
I like the coexistence of Shu Yanjin, a powerful sapiosexual, a Machiavellian and a sweetheart in the system. The writing is fast-paced and fine-grained!
It can also be said that it is within the system, but this male protagonist is a bit evil. He is the president of a foreign country who was appointed in danger. He is capable of political diplomacy and military ability to put down the rebels. And sometimes he is a little childish and jealous in front of the female protagonist. The contrast is a bit