Daily accounts, the world view is female-friendly, but for a complete egalitarian like me, I don't like it very much. It's a modern society with changing genders, and there are stages of 1v1. The description of the male lead is very eye-catching and very fragmented. It's said that he is inheriting an inheritance, but it's actually not intuitively refreshing. I'm in various social circles every day, which is very tiring, but the writing is very good, I like it.
It is not a traditional Shenhao type, it is integrated with the dog-licking system, but it also completely covers the coolness of Shenhao, so it is suitable for M viewing. The heroine's income is determined by the favorability of men. Although it can be decorated to earn multiple incomes from many men, it is undeniable that the heroine would have no money without those men. The writing is okay, I haven't read much of it, but I think it's about ten chapters. So far, there's no female rivalry. I have one thing to say: I think this system is more attractive to me than changing it to men's hatred value.
The writing is hard to break down. Without checking any information, and even writing a plot that does not require other all-inclusive packages, the entire store only costs 200 million for all the items? ? And I don't understand why the novel has to write about the heroine's mother having a tumor, and then the heroine transfers 100 million to the hospital and invests 50 billion to make a nest with her mother. It's so difficult, and the house she bought has the nanny's house removed, which made me laugh to death. Should I ask hourly workers to come in and clean such a big house every day? If I don't find a professional nanny, I will let different strangers into the house every day. I bought hundreds of millions of luxury accessories, and the golden dragon chair is a nouveau riche. Unpleasant and low, two stars
I haven't finished it yet. It's too old-fashioned. It contains some women who are naturally fond of shopping and glitter, as well as content about female competition in the entertainment industry, as well as some smelly men. It adds to the confusion after reading it, and I don't feel happy at all when spending money. It feels like a piece of paper, flat, and the author didn't check too much information. Do rich people still use counter cosmetics? It's not challenging overall. The task is better to be called a guide, two stars.