Sixtieth Century is a girl from a carpenter's village. She has lived in a man's world since she was a child and knows nothing about the world and human feelings. Although he studies hard, his grades are not satisfactory, and he is very good at carving people's faces. After entering university to study economics, I met the male protagonist Tang Zhixuan by chance, a foreign trade salesman with almost dual personality. In order to pursue the love in her heart, she agreed to Tang Zhixuan's request and entered the Huo family to become a nanny, but she never expected to fall into the pit of a wealthy family. This article is suspenseful and funny, as if the heroine encounters a strange boy with multiple personalities; Someone: Tang Zhixuan, do you have a problem with your sexual orientation? I found a man as my wife; Tang Zhixuan: It is said that love without gender is true love. Sixtieth Century: I am a woman! Xia Qiongfu: Anyone who dares to touch my man will be sentenced to evaporation. Tang Zhixuan: Aren't you afraid? Sixtieth Century: Huajia Village didn't even kill me, and I'm still afraid of Mao Yao. Tang Zhixuan: My house is full of secrets and deep pits. You dare to come? Sixtieth Century: I'm here to answer questions to upgrade. Wait, there are still two questions left before I can be named Tang Zhixuan's wife. Huo Zhongze: The female supporting character introduces herself. Xia Qiongfu: Gender is female, but she likes men. Born with wisdom, died with entanglement. Is it my fault for being too good? What's wrong is that you don't think I'm good! Cheng Yuelian: Her name is Cheng Yuelian. She likes money. Other hobbies: None. Li Wangchuan: Introducing you, uncle! --------------------------------------------------To be honest, I don't know how to write copy, but this article is indeed written with care. I didn't use any writing software (the kind you know), there was no copying and pasting, and there was no long section of popular science. It was all typed out word by word by myself. My overall style is suspense plus comedy, or adding some personal opinions (in fact, every author should have a personal opinion, right? Without a personal opinion, he probably wouldn't have his own style). Suspense is a characteristic of my writing. I always lay a trap at the beginning and then slowly explode it. This feeling is very interesting, like playing a game with the readers, whether I hide deeper or the readers guess faster (but usually, I lose, the readers are too smart o(╥╥)o) Funny is another favorite style of mine, and I am working hard to study it. After all, life is quite stressful, so smiling can make you relax, right? In addition, the suspense should not be too spoilery, otherwise it will be boring. I have been digging mines from the very beginning. It was hard work digging with shovel after shovel. So take your time and watch, don't rush, don't rush... Slow and mature style...
Concept: An unfortunate childhood takes a lifetime to repair
