
Cage Rose
囚笼蔷薇
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 355k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Audience
- Female
- Subgenre
- Rich Family
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The hero and heroine in this book are so special. It often feels unexpected.
The beginning is so ordinary! The subsequent reversal shocked me, and there were many sentences that were very philosophical. It was really amazing to think about it carefully. Sharp! The heroine is really good!
The story is still very good, seemingly plain writing. But the wisdom of all classes is cleverly integrated into the novel. Who wouldn't like a smart and witty heroine?
Cinderella meets the domineering president. It's an idol drama with a perfect opening! When we meet again, the shopping mall is like a battlefield, with this mental power, 👍
Wow, it's rare to see such a business-rich story in a female channel. At first, I thought it was an ordinary CEO story. The female protagonist is nothing more than Cinderella meeting a prince, but when I looked at it, I was amazed. All the business battles have been dealt with, especially in terms of details. I feel like some male channel stories can't handle it.
The article is very unique. Let's not talk about the contrast between the male and female protagonists. The heroine's mother is really smart! It's really wise to make decisions before taking action. The female protagonist is better than her predecessors, and she just makes up for the naivety of the male protagonist.