The novel novel about the Republic of China is different from other auxiliary gongchandang. It is written from the perspective of how the top leaders of the Republic of China can save China. I feel that the author's article is the best answer to whether the male protagonist should be weaker than the female protagonist. Teacher Su is definitely not weaker than Yan Yan, but this does not mean that the female protagonist is stronger than the male protagonist. The female protagonist and they are really good at fighting.
The description of society is realistic and logical. The author is particularly good at constructing the reality through the use of petty stories. The heroine is a person who will never give up and will survive even in the garbage heap.
It's very exciting [Prick-Eared Rabbit Head]. Big's thinking is very jumping, and the writing style can also support the imagination. It's very, very, very exciting. It would be a pity not to watch it.
It's very exciting and feels very consistent with the theme of femininity and character. Even though the heroine is a housewife due to the background and identity constraints of the times, it cannot hide her unique temperament and character, which is tough and never compromises.
It's very exciting, although the CP between the heroine and Zhuge Liang is a bit shocking (depending on my personal feelings), but the heroine kidnapping the emperor and becoming a "tyrant" in the military camp is very exciting to watch. I feel that because the author is reading Meng Nu novels for insiders, and it is also the first novel, some plots will have flaws, and the flaws are not hidden. Even in Meng Nu novels, you can see the femininity and character described by the author, gushing out, and delicious [Prick-eared Rabbit Head]
The plot is both unexpected and reasonable. You can understand the experiences of most women in real life stories. It is different from most romance novels in Jinjiang and has a very immersive feel.
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