Check-In Era Literary Boss, She Is Soft and Cute

The male protagonist plots against the female protagonist and crawls into her bed in order to return to Beijing? Then the whole family eats her food and still cares about how she spends the money? She secretly uses her money to help others without feeling guilty at all. How come the heroine's character seems to be indifferent and unresponsive? The heroine is very sassy and capable of fighting. She is definitely the kind of character who can take action but not be aggressive. I can't tell that the title of the book suggests she is soft and sweet, but why is she a little too soft-hearted towards the people around her? Some of the plots are unclear. In the first few paragraphs of Chapter 11, you are still eating steamed buns in a restaurant, and then the next paragraph jumps to the educated youth going to the countryside on the train? ! What is the reaction of the heroine's family to her private decision to go to the countryside? Will the other three brothers go to the countryside separately? (Guessed because I saw the list the heroine gave to the eldest son of the Ying family before) Some plots are not very reasonable. The maternal grandfather's family can't decide on Qiao Qiao's marriage without authorization, right? Her grandfather and father arranged for her to go to the countryside to help her avoid marriage. There is no need to hide this from her and other neighbors, right? Also, her biological father gave her maternal grandfather 10 yuan every month for Qiao Qiao's living expenses. No one seemed to know about this? Everyone seems to think that his biological father did not support Qiao Qiao after he married his stepmother.