When You Become Everyone's Favorite

Seeing that many people don't like this article, I couldn't help but want to write a comment to give it a thumbs up. I like the heroine very much, I think the heroine is growing up First of all, let's clear up the minefields. This article is very Mary Sue, but that doesn't mean it's not good to read. Mary Sues can also have depth; the heroine has dated several boyfriends, but they are not double-cs; the emotional line is not very prominent; the male protagonist has a weak presence, or the real protagonist of this article is only the heroine; the heroine is a bit "scumbag"; the writing in the back is a bit broken (the side story is good); the heroine has a strong aura I will list these electrical appliances that are easy to criticize first, and I will cover them below. 1. The main story line is the heroine's career and the secondary line is the emotional line. Career: The heroine has gradually become one of the company's decision-makers by virtue of her certain strength (her superior appearance gave her the first opportunity, and her ability and experience developed before time travel, as well as the heroine's aura). One of the reasons I like this article is that the heroine's abilities are described in a more detailed and detailed manner, instead of just reaching the top of life through the heroine's halo. The heroine's efforts can be seen, and she has a certain degree of wisdom, instead of being deprived of her halo and losing nothing. She was tired of running around and bought some shops and houses, but she never thought of stopping like this. Instead, she persisted in working hard and tried to do charity. It was also well written to help out-of-school children and rescue abducted women. Emotions: The heroine experienced three times after traveling through time. The first one was Dr. Shen. The heroine was only about 18 years old at that time. Although the heroine may have reached the age of marriage before time travel, but think about it from the perspective of others, no matter when we were 18 years old or when we go back to 18 years old, who would want to date a partner based on marriage. In fact, like the heroine, when I was young, I hoped to have a relationship that only makes me happy. The two of them fell in love, both of them were very happy and felt love. After the heroine knew that Dr. Shen had the opportunity to study abroad but gave up, she used her own methods to make him understand that she didn't want Shen to say one day: I gave up for you... In the end, Dr. Shen went abroad for further study. The heroine kept her promise and did not fall in love again for two years. However, two years later, when the two met, they could no longer be "blushing", so the two broke up peacefully. Speaking of which, when I read the scene later, when the two met in Beijing Hospital, I really felt sad. The author wrote that scene really well. I think the emotional part is so well written. It is difficult for emotions to defeat time. This is a reality. But many cuties will not be able to accept it, because Shen is very suitable for Jinjiang's male protagonist setting, and most of them are one-on-one, so after the breakup, many people think that the female protagonist is a scumbag, but the female protagonist does not have more feelings than Shen. The second term was Mu Chengdong. The heroine didn't want to fall in love with him at first, but she had no way to refuse (the princelings were powerful). Mu Sanguan happened to be relatively upright, and he had a good appearance and figure, so the heroine just gave in. This relationship was not what the heroine wanted. It was a bit coercive, and Mu was spoiled. The heroine had been coaxing Mu Xiaogong during this relationship, but The heroine may have had feelings in this relationship, but when the heroine discovered that Mu was hiding everything from her but could not find out anything, she once again deeply realized the inequality of their relationship, so she used the hero to secretly go on a blind date to break up (the heroine slapped Mu, which was super happy) and Mu was also abused a little later, which was very happy hhh The third one is the male protagonist. Actually, I don't like the male protagonist that much, but I think the male protagonist should be the most suitable. He is not as sincere as Dr. Shen, nor as arrogant and cute as Mu Chengdong, but he is able to tolerate the heroine. He boiled the frog in warm water and finally made the heroine accept him. He is familiar with the heroine's imperfections and dotes on the heroine as a daughter. He is willing to accommodate the heroine and is not disturbed by the world. He also blocks the heroine from a lot of pressure from relatives. He also helps the heroine in her career. He can be romantic and passionate. He is more gentle and more like a real harbor for the heroine. Since the previous two authors portrayed the story better and the male protagonist's characteristics were less prominent, the support rate for the male protagonist was lower, but after watching the extras, I understood the female protagonist's choice. 2. This article also has many imperfections. For example, the part about the heroine's family, I personally felt that it was more cumbersome in the later stages. Some of the content about the heroine opening branches in different places was also very boring and made me dizzy. The hero once wanted to have a try with Qi Xiangqing (I think it was to accept her pursuit and observe her character. There was foreshadowing in the previous article, that is, Qi Xiangqing and the mysterious man after the cafe scene). It did fall apart later, but it was okay. The extra chapter was quite exciting. I wrote it based on my own understanding (I have tried my best as it is difficult to find enough words for an 800-word essay). If you have different opinions, let's hold our own opinions hahh Also, I've obviously ordered the full text (and the extras), but why can't I rate the work? Aaaaa

This is the most progressive female protagonist that the author has written so far, probably because most of the words are devoted to career. Nice!

Personally, I prefer to be with Mr. Mu. Rong is really like a pool of stagnant water. Fortunately, I came out late, otherwise I might have given up on the article a long time ago. And then the ending is still a bit unhappy, unhappy?

Good looking. I feel like I can ignore the romance part of the heroine, the rest is very good. (?ε?)

Damn, it's really uncomfortable to watch. Of the three men the heroine dated, the third one she disliked the least. Maybe it came to the forefront just before it was finished, and there weren't many chapters to describe it in the early stages, so it felt very unfamiliar. The heroine fell in love too quickly, it felt like she was infatuated. I like the first male and the second male the most. I like the character of the little ancestor very much. He is so brazen and daring to love and hate, but the back part... I am very disgusted with it, not with this character, but with the plot written by the author about the marriage of the little ancestor.

Is it over? I can't bear to part with it.

In fact, when I saw the author mention the mysterious man twice before, I knew it might be the male protagonist. Then I saw the boss of the British aristocracy, and I was sure that this was the male protagonist.

It can be seen that the writing at the beginning is very good and passionate, and there are a lot of foreshadowings, but the later part is just like an outline, a running account. Well! It's a pity that it started well.

This novel is indeed lacking in stamina. The first part is really good, but as I continue to read, I feel a little bored at the end, a bit like a Mary Sue. Anyway, as long as the heroine is involved, there is no failure. So why didn't she succeed in her previous life? And the three relationships are too contrived. The first paragraph is okay and normal, but the last two paragraphs are too hurtful. The final cp is better than no CP. I guess this novel is slightly better!

I was looking through the completion list and saw this article. I didn't expect it to be finished. I kept following it at first, but then I found out that it had been discontinued and I hadn't read it for a long time. But when I read it again, I felt so wet that I jumped to finish it. Alas. . . It was obviously very attractive at first