The Interstellar Big Shot Transmigrates into a Pitiful Girl in the 1990s

The female protagonist taught her classmates that if they were dating a man, they shouldn't accept anything from him unless they were getting married. However, after giving this advice, she accepted various gifts from an older man. Later, after discovering a home invasion, the older man called her to his house, claiming it was bought for her. She initially refused, but ultimately accepted.

The book looks great overall, but there are two parts that need improvement. I haven't read much yet, but there are two areas that need revising. First, the wine tasting section. High school students don't understand that much; you need to write a transition, which is also difficult to write, as red wine was only recently introduced to China at that time. Second, the part about not wasting food.

I started reading this because it was free for a limited time, and after reading about 100 chapters, I have some complaints that I have to vent. Regarding the pairing, I think the author forcibly made the 30-something-year-old man surnamed Jiang the male lead. At the time, the female lead was probably under 18, still in her final year of high school, malnourished, and hadn't yet developed.

It still looks pretty good now, I hope there's no romantic pairing.

Such a female-centric drama really doesn't need a male lead; having one would be superfluous. Focusing on her career is the right path.

This guy surnamed Jiang is no good; he's clingy and stingy.