[The Wronged, Laid-Back Salty-Fish Heroine vs. The Upright, Fired-Up Detective Hero]
Li Suli used to be a small-town exam ace, struggling to land a government job. But as someone with severe social anxiety, she always failed at the interview stage.
Just when she had accepted her fate, she transmigrated.
And, as luck would have it, she was sent down to the countryside.
Fortunately, fate still had a little mercy for her: she was finally exonerated. And, as luck would have it, she became one of the lucky few with a secure government job.
P.S. The story begins after the heroine is exonerated, so there won't be any hardship-filled days. This is a cozy slice-of-life story, with no awful people causing endless trouble.
P.P.S. Period dramas are really hard to write. I got stuck for a long time and couldn't make any progress, and once I got busy, I stopped writing.
Theme: An ordinary life is a life all the same.
Isn't it updated? It's very well written. It's a pity.
The writing of this article is a bit wordy and the plot is not compact.
How many days does the author take a break from updating? Waiting online
I just want to know? How to eliminate social fear?
Isn't this man a bad person?
"Ordinary" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Rehabilitate
Baozi, it's been three days and I'm hungry for food.
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In the 1980s, people who were twenty-two years old were indeed urged to get married.