This article is also called # Sherlock is in OOC every day # CP obviously relies on her IQ to make a living, but she is forced to rely on her acting skills to earn a fortune.
As always, the main plot is relaxed and the characters are mature. The plot basically does not involve personal reasoning [because the author has a low IQ, please forgive me]
It is impossible for a Sherlock Holmes living in the 21st century to understand love.
Therefore, he was teased by the matchmaker named fate and thrown into one classic book after another, temporarily replacing the protagonist - he was not allowed to come out until he finished a touching and sincere love!
A rookie who has just entered the workplace has no choice.
So, she was sacrificed by a bastard called her boss, and started a role-playing journey in which she was either employed or unemployed, and then she discovered - why is it that you are always the male protagonist? Wait, give me back my "plug-in" first!
Male protagonist: "It's boring. Why do I have to fall in love with a goldfish before I can go back?"
Hostess: "Why is it the otter detective of the 21st century? Can't it be Jeremy?"
The tentative scope of classics: Jane Eyre + Pride and Prejudice + Twelfth Night + The Count of Monte Cristo + Wuthering Heights + South and North. The male and female protagonists will return to the era of Curly Fortune. The famous novel line intersperses a small amount of reasoning into the plot (yes, I am doing it so that the male protagonist will not be bored to the point of going on strike)
