Women should strengthen themselves. The writing is very good. It is a microcosm of an era and breaks the stereotypes of the time. Girls can also become fitters.
The plot line is reasonable and it's a good group portrait, but the emotional line is relatively small, and the slap in the face is not very satisfying.
The description of food is particularly good, but the plot and emotional line are slightly lacking, especially the extra time travel is very average...
I didn't know where I read it before, but now I'm re-watching it. There's almost no description of love, it's just a bland one, ah, I really like it anyway.
It is a more traditional plug-in upgrade flow. The heroine's golden finger is okay, the combat power system is also very smooth, and there are relatively few emotional scenes with the male protagonist.
The characters of the heroine and the supporting actress are very full, but the plot logic is a little lacking and sometimes it doesn't fit together, and it has a little bit of the flavor of ancient literature.
For example, when the male lead and the female lead were competing for a project earlier, the female lead was in the entertainment industry and was still being controlled. She definitely couldn't compete with the male lead because the male lead was many years older than the female lead. He had been in the company for many years, and the male lead was actually the CEO. What on earth were they fighting for, and what were they fighting for...
It's a coming-of-age story. I didn't expect it to be considered a romance. The heroine is a bit of a teaser and doesn't come out until very late. There isn't much plot.
This author seems to have not updated in Jinjiang, but this article is really super invincible and beautiful. You think the protagonist has a halo, but his logical thinking is very consistent with his situation at the time. Anyway, the sense of substitution is very strong, so it is very smooth to read.
It's said to be a romance, but it's actually more of a non-CP type. The male protagonist has very few scenes and doesn't have a strong sense of presence.