Marry a Golden Son-In-Law

The real business war to grab the company's official seal really made me laugh to death hahahahaha In a real business war, Gu Baojie went to the opponent's company and then caused the company to have a power outage hahahaha

Was Yue Ci actually involved with the royal family before? [Question mark]

The author's writing has a very soft and warm feeling. The heroine is currently a gentle, introverted but very kind person. Personally, I feel that the heroine was first attracted to Malfoy because of the young master's appearance, and then there were some nestling plots. However, judging from the current portrayal of the heroine, she should not always firmly like Malfoy, because it has to be said that Malfoy's character is not good or bad, nor is it as simple as being spoiled. The current setting of the heroine is very interesting. Firstly, she is a French aristocrat, secondly, she has excellent appearance, and thirdly, she has an independent personality. In fact, Malfoy is a coward, but the heroine is a coward on the outside but strong on the inside. The so-called complementarity does not necessarily mean Slytherin and Gryffindor. The heroine should be very attracted to Malfoy when she grows up. Love will make a person change. Malfoy must at least have courage and determination. It does not necessarily have to give up pure blood theory or kindness, but when he questions right and wrong, he should have his own opinion. For details, see Sirius's brother, although this is a bit too extreme. But if the heroine has always liked Malfoy, it would be great, the writing is sweet, but it still feels weird. One more thing, in English, when listening, you can't say "listen" but "look". Support the author, come on the author

The plot is very good, support it. . .

Liu Xie: For the sake of peace and stability in the world, what does it matter if I am not the emperor? … Tribute to Liu Xie: First of all, in the Three Kingdoms era, heroes were everywhere, and amidst the treacherous waves, it seemed that everyone could find their own life trajectory in this period of history. When talking about the Three Kingdoms, we always seem to think of Cao Cao's drinking and singing, Guan Yu's victory over five passes and killing six generals, Zhou Yu's Battle of Chibi, Liu Bei's Three Visits to the Thatched Cottage, Zhuge Liang's Empty City Strategy... But we have forgotten the core figure in this political whirlpool, the last emperor of the Han Dynasty: Han Xian Emperor Liu Xie. Regarding Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, we all have a vague impression of him. From the time he was appointed emperor by Dong Zhuo to the time when Cao Cao "held the emperor hostage to order the princes", he seemed to have a transparent existence among the heroes and princes competing for hegemony. No matter how the history books record it, one thing makes me always believe that Liu Xie is by no means an ordinary person. The famous "Belt Edict" incident is enough to show that Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty was by no means a puppet waiting to be killed. Although there were countless heroes in that era, there were also loyal ministers and good generals who were willing to contribute to the revival of the Han Dynasty. Liu Xie, on the other hand, quietly gathered power and got rid of his position as a puppet on strings. This novel by Lun Lun is probably one of the rare time-travel novels with Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty as the male protagonist. There are different opinions in history books, but everyone has a different understanding of history and characters. Liu Xie's excellence lies in his forbearance and dormancy, and his concern for the world. He himself knew that in terms of intelligence, he was no match for Guo Jia, and in terms of military and horse experience, he was far inferior to Cao Cao. His only advantage was that he had a benevolent heart. His benevolence was not seen as weak and incompetent on the surface, but was done as a last resort to make everyone in the world stable. In his heart, he not only wanted to save the Han Dynasty, but also wanted to save the world. Perhaps, it was precisely because he did not want any more wars and the people of Li to suffer the disasters of wars that he chose to let go and give up his position. Perhaps as Cao Cao said: After a hundred years in the Han Dynasty, an emperor with world ambitions finally emerged.

Will the author update more? Really nice to look at. I like it very much. I hope you can write follow-up stories.

It feels like I am following a running account from these ten chapters, just like taking notes. I always feel that there is something wrong with it.

Mr. Gao and Xixi really match each other perfectly!

Press the paw, it's better to be careful when going out

Yay! It's over! ——Wait, what about the extra?

Are you coming back? I've solved v.