Record the chronology I have read, some good ones have been discarded, most of them are bg, maybe with or without cp. The taste is mixed, with a warm and everyday feel.
It's okay, there's nothing outrageous about it, it's quite warm, and some parts are quite funny. As for the emotional line, the male protagonist has been secretly in love with the female protagonist for a long time, and they are childhood sweethearts.
This is a fun story about demolition, focusing on the daily life of the heroine who made a fortune after demolition, including family troubles and daily gossip, and the heroine is super capable of fighting. The emotional line is natural, and the male protagonist is also a quarrelsome type, which is okay~
I haven't finished it yet. It's a fast-food style novel about the era. It has a main career line and a melon-eating system. It's well-written and quite exciting. In the later stage, it was related to the heroine's fight for family property and it became a little weak. Background male protagonist.
It's a sweet period piece, and the emotional line between the male and female protagonists doesn't have much twists and turns, it goes quite smoothly. The heroine's career line will be discussed later. It's quite a long book, but it's a bit weak at the end.
It's a story about a man and a woman who travel through time. They work hard together and live a good life. It's quite heartwarming. In the later period, when they raise cubs, it's also quite cute.
It is a purely indigenous period story, written from the time when the heroine was a child. It is quite heartwarming. The emotional line is that of childhood sweethearts. It is interesting and cute.
The article "Marry First, Love Island and Raise Children Later" was okay. I skipped through it, but the author closed the comment area. I don't know why.
The text is better than the title. +1 For this series. I have read it before and my impression is pretty good. The female protagonist has a career as a kindergarten teacher and the male protagonist should be a scientist.
The female protagonist is an announcer, and the male protagonist is engaged in scientific research. This one also has more emotional lines and is relatively delicate, so it's okay. But it's been a while since I watched it, and now I only have a vague impression hahh
In my impression, it was okay. It was a bland one. All the people were natives. There was no rebirth or time travel. It should be similar to the style of other works by this author.
There are a lot of love lines, and the heroine is reborn. It's not very interesting. I really don't know what to read. If I want to read a period story with more love lines, I might consider it.
All the characters are natives, there is no time travel or anything like that, the female protagonist is from a supply and marketing cooperative, and the male protagonist is from Jun. They are ordinary, daily oriented, not bad.
Daily Orientation, I remember it is okay, but I don't speak Cantonese. I have the impression that this book has a lot of writing. Although the author has explanations, I still find it a bit difficult. Maybe it's because I don't have much patience when reading. This should be my problem.
It's okay. I read it when the male protagonist was reborn. I read it when it was being serialized. The author's updates were not stable in the middle, so I can't remember some of them very well hhh, but overall it's okay and I can read it.
As mentioned earlier, many female protagonists are afraid of having children, and the male protagonist also went for a sterilization, and had to have an unexpected pregnancy. It disgusted me. .
Not bad, the emotional scenes are not abusive and nothing particularly bloody. Is the heroine's career line considered special? I don't seem to have read many historical articles about education and training.
The front part is quite interesting, but maybe the reason why I didn't fully order the back part is because I don't like love lines? I forgot, but you can take a look anyway, it's quite a special period piece.