This article can be rated 4.8 Points. It has a refreshing writing style. The heroine grasps the pulse of the times, starts from scratch, and creates an IT empire. The map transition in the later stages is a bit boring, but overall it is good. It is a masterpiece among Jinjiang's large-scale articles.
The heroine of Badger Yard, a very warm article, no CP in the main text, a little extra CP in Cedric, impressed by the charm of the heroine and Dumbledore
This is not a cool novel with a female protagonist, but it is one of the few that writes about daily work routines without being brainless. The male protagonist is not a CEO either. The two of them are so sweet and they are my favorites lately.
In the beginning, I had no parents. I squeezed into a house with four walls of a layman's house with my brother and aunt, and gradually became a fashion queen. Later, I wrote a little anxiously.
Traveling through the Republic of China, joining the party and participating in the revolution, studying hard, building the motherland, and having a clear career line. Each generation has its own journey. I recommend Xuanyuan with my blood
She has a smoker father, an incompetent mother, half-grown brothers and sisters, and a creditor who comes to her door. The heroine relies on writing to make a comeback, and the story concept in the middle is quite good.
In The Count of Monte Cristo and Pride and Prejudice, the heroine disguises herself as a man, the "youngest son" of the Bennet family, an intelligence officer of the Empire on which the sun never sets, and the hero disguises himself as a woman. The Count of Monte Cristo was very supportive of the heroine's career at a time when women had little social status.
The career line of the heroine is very well written, and the liquor sales and wine tasting are very detailed. The work experience is worth learning from, and the male and female protagonists are also very good.
The story of starting from a small supporting role in Hengdian and struggling all the way. It was very exciting in the early stage, but in the later stage, the heroine's depression and breakthrough in acting were a bit inexplicable.
It is a rare story about female sprint competition, and the text is purely about competition and does not talk about love. The paralyzed heroine returns to 16 years old. With the help of the system, she embarks on the path of an athlete. She does not have a golden finger.
Ji Jian's novel about the heroine is mainly about her career, but the word count is a bit short, and there are many places that could be used to foreshadow the twists and turns.
In Pride and Prejudice and The Phantom of the Opera, the heroines are both the "youngest sons" of the Bennet family, and they specialize in solving crimes and puzzles.
The heroine starts from the identity of an illegitimate daughter who is not favored by others, and strives to solve problems and participate in politics. There are many political operations that I can't understand in one go, and I can't read them over and over again. It's rare that the political activities are well written in the novel.