Imaginary or semi-imaginary, the heroine does not travel through time and space; whether it is career flow or emotional flow, it will be mixed with the growth of the heroine (please spend money to support the genuine version)
Single guide for this book: The era background that is not abusive (fictional) is placed at the front, and the era background that is abusive is placed at the back; rebirth stories are always placed at the end.
Starting from this book, the era setting is not sad (fictional) and the male protagonist is not in the army:
[Shanghai] This book is very interesting. Double clean. The dodder heroine who suddenly became rich by winning the lottery and gradually started her career × the rich young man from Shanghai. Originally, the female protagonist was the male protagonist's concubine (because the male protagonist cannot take concubines before marriage), but the female protagonist suddenly won the lottery and became rich, so she kicked the male protagonist away (it's very cool here, I recommend watching it), and bought various luxury houses and shops by herself. Because the female protagonist managed the business well, the business was good. Later, the female protagonist also released records and made movies on her own. It is based on the career line of the heroine, mixed with the process of the hero recovering the heroine.
[Shanghai in 1940] Very good. A pretty girl × the president of the Shanghai Chamber of Commerce (there is an age difference). Highly recommend this book, it's emotional, two-parter, the male protagonist treats the female protagonist like an ancestor. There are three points that moved me the most about this book - 1. The male protagonist drinks the contraceptive soup by himself; 2. The male protagonist's friends all know the status of the female protagonist in his heart; 3. The male protagonist is willing to slobber on the sleeping female protagonist. He actually doesn't mind salivating. It really shocked me. If this isn't true love, what is it? !
It is a very inspiring story. The heroine is forcibly married and robbed by an officer at the beginning, but the heroine does not give up on herself. She plans to murder the officer step by step and then restarts her life. In the middle, it talks about how the heroine can become independent and self-reliant, start her own career (become an actor, start a radio station), and also meet the male protagonist (a self-reliant son of a powerful person and a famous author), and she and the male protagonist have been in love for a long time.
[Area in Shenzhen, Guangdong] A cold female student × a domineering rich man. Emotional flow, double chastity, the female protagonist is the sister of the male protagonist's nemesis. The male protagonist originally wanted to use the female protagonist to deal with his nemesis, but it turned out that he fell in love at first sight, and then the male protagonist began to pursue the female protagonist, and the female protagonist agreed, and the two began to fall in love. The male protagonist is a black man and wants to marry the black boss's daughter, but he refuses the marriage after getting together with the female protagonist. (To be honest, the heroine is a bit clumsy. She looks smart but is not very smart. She is the kind of person who pays for someone else after being sold. Please be careful if you are interested in the heroine's brains. The setting and plot of this book > the character. If you change the heroine with a clearer mind, this book will be very good.)
The Republic of China literature + food literature has a little bit of the delicate flavor of ancient Chinese proverbs. If you like the "soft but strong" female protagonist, you can enter, otherwise, don't enter. The heroine was originally engaged to a rich man, but the engagement fell through and the heroine decided to open a restaurant on her own. The male protagonist is the biological brother-in-law of his ex-fiancé (a car tycoon), and he and the female protagonist gradually fell in love with each other.
A conservative lady × a young foreigner. Emotional flow, double cleanliness, the male protagonist who returned from studying abroad to start an industry learned that he had a baby partner (the female protagonist). He originally wanted to persuade the female protagonist to break off the engagement together, but due to some reasons (mainly because the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist at first sight), the marriage was not canceled, and the two soon got married sweetly. There is a sense of déjà vu between the big bad wolf and the little white rabbit. The first few chapters are amazing (because of the setting), but the later chapters are a bit average.
[Central/Shanghai] The eldest lady × the president of the Chamber of Commerce (Marriage first, love later). The first 1/3 is about the two people's running-in period, and the heroine went to the chamber of commerce to be the hero's assistant; in the middle, the hero was transferred to Shanghai to become the president, and the heroine also followed. The heroine officially started her career line and opened a clothing company. The most interesting plot was when a rich man met the heroine by chance and thought she was trying to catch him. He even deliberately created opportunities, but then soon discovered that he was overthinking, and was quickly slapped in the face and heartbroken.
The male protagonist is a scumbag, unclean, so be careful. This book and "The Matchmaker's Words" both have the setting of a conservative lady × a foreign young master, and a child's mother. However, the male protagonist of this book is a playboy and a scumbag, chasing his wife in the crematorium. It just depends on the era and background. If you watch it as an emotional drama, you will probably be angry.
[Shanghai] The heroine is the eldest lady of a dress shop and a female student in middle school. Her family only has her father and one younger sister. The heroine is super beautiful and will go to college and become a big star in the future. The male protagonist is the young master of a wealthy family.
Downtrodden banner personality × rich and powerful fiancé. The male and female protagonists are child lovers who are married at the fingertips. There is an age difference of eight or nine years. Their engagement and relationship are quite twists and turns, and they are not purely emotional.
Starting from this book, the background of the era (fictional) is not sad and the male protagonist joins the army:
[Northeast] Marry the heroine x young marshal (Marriage first, love later). Shuang Jie, the male protagonist returned from studying abroad and got married according to the family's request. However, the original marriage partner (the daughter of a pharmaceutical tycoon) ran away, so the pharmaceutical tycoon found the female protagonist to marry him instead. The two have been in love for a long time after getting married, and the heroine has gradually made progress, learned new things, and started a career. At the end, the male protagonist becomes the commander-in-chief and he and the female protagonist.
[Guangzhou at the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China] A young lady from a wealthy family studying abroad × a junior officer/supervisor. At the beginning, the female protagonist returns from studying abroad, and the male protagonist is ordered to be the driver to pick her up. Then the two people had a series of entanglements. The female protagonist fell in love with the male protagonist and took the initiative to pursue him. In the second half, the two get married and the male protagonist becomes a warlord, but some twists and misunderstandings occur. At the end, the two of them are in harmony, and the heroine is the wife of the military governor and a well-known painter. The heroine's character is that of a rather indulgent rich lady, so don't get involved if you don't like her.
Daughter of the former commander/university teacher × young marshal. At the beginning, the heroine's commander father died. The heroine, who had just returned from studying abroad, rejected the hero's proposal (the heroine's father was kind to the hero during his lifetime) and went to teach at the university. Half career line, half emotional line.
Orphan girl × sickly, patriotic and gentle son.
"You pay your respects with your body and mind, and you know each other's love." "If I marry you, these are the betrothal gifts; if someone else marries you, these are the dowry."
In the opening chapter, the heroine is the daughter of the hero's old friend, so the hero designs to save the heroine and send her to study medicine abroad. After the heroine returns to China, she and the hero fall in love...
Starting from this book, the background is (semi-fictional) and the male protagonist joins the army: [Shanghai in 1913] A arrogant young lady from abroad × an officer. The ending is open-ended. The male protagonist is fighting on the front line and does not know whether he will live or die, so he should not enter with caution while watching the torture.
A young lady from a wealthy family and the young head of a shipping company × a young general in troubled times. The story begins in 1922, and then the timeline is very long. It's a little sad, because the male protagonist mainly fights, and the female protagonist also has her own mission, so the male and female protagonists always get together less and stay apart more. In the second half, the male protagonist changes from a famous young general with a large number of soldiers to an unknown Red Army soldier who still fights bloody battles.