
The Transmigrated Heroine Is All About Her Career
穿越女主一心搞事业
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I felt a little uncomfortable after reading it... Looking back, leaving was a relief for Wan Zhi.
It's great ~ How beautiful it is to be back on set
The male protagonist is really not worthy of the female protagonist, it's so cruel
Thanks for free The direction of the whole story is great. After all, if Xiao Wanzhi becomes the queen in the palace, she will no longer be Xiao Wanzhi. Maybe I've read too many cool stories, but Xiao Wanzhi always feels aggrieved. It's said that the heroine is pursuing a career, but the ending turns out to be back to modern times. It feels like she has no achievements, as if something is missing. Finally, my wife can actually write a longer one (crazy hint)
I didn't expect that Monk Guangji was the male protagonist, hahaha
This extra story is really good. In ancient times, it would have been really miserable to be alone and sick and have to be raped on the head by a group of natives to teach you how to be a woman. Thinking of the first-marriage queens in history who assisted the emperor's husband in conquering the country or sharing adversities, many of them did not end well in the end. It is better to be modern. There is an illusion that the old monk is the real hero. Fortunately, there is no bloody drama about reincarnation of the male protagonist/original body also following him to the modern age. He is not a stranger and it is best not to see him again.
Cui Gongzi's writing is a little thin... The ending is the best and most appropriate ending, not bad!
Master Guangji is the male protagonist. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.
Looks good, has a good outlook on life, and is not a love brain after all
There are always regrets in life. If there are no regrets, it is called a fairy tale. Fairy tales are all fake.