70: After Marrying a Rough Guy, I Engaged in Scientific Research in Kyoto

The heroine's character is quite realistic. Maybe it's because there are many fragile graduate students around me. If I asked them to kill people, they would really cry in fear. Also, the heroine's own grandparents were both soldiers. She couldn't bear to see the soldiers suffering. She stayed in the hospital for a long time and secretly drank spiritual spring water for the seriously injured soldiers. I think it makes sense. The male protagonist's role is a little less, maybe I just saw the main scene of the male protagonist begin! The setup by the deputy dean and Uncle Hu is really interesting, and they are so sharp. The vice-president joined the army and then furthered his medical skills, which makes him a bit reckless. Uncle Hu is an old intelligence officer. I think he is really considerate. He looks like a tiger with a smile. After just a few words, he discovered that there is something wrong with the heroine. My scalp went numb when I saw that part! I quite like this kind of story where the supporting character's IQ is online. From the words and deeds of the heroine, they quickly discovered that the heroine has a secret. It's really better than the kind of Da Shuang novel that I read where the heroine uses spiritual spring water to try her best to save the people close to her, and others can't see any problem with the heroine. On the contrary, I feel that this article describes some things that may actually happen, and does not treat readers as fools. Maybe everyone has different opinions. But I think the supporting characters have high IQs, which reflects that the heroine is not weak. I don't like to see supporting characters who are blind and blind to make the heroine very powerful. Moreover, the heroine cried when she killed the enemy for the first time, but she was very calm when she killed him for the second time, and she could quickly think of how to deal with the situation. I feel that the heroine has something.

Only chapter 34 has been updated so far, and it's still quite exciting to read without thinking! At present, I am worried about two things. How does the first heroine cover up her lies? Does she treat the readers as fools? Secondly, it's only about 30 chapters, and it's obvious that the first male, second male, and third male are in the same boat. Is it going to follow the line of male competition?

I really can't stand it. The author tried his best to write that the heroine is smart, but she is really stupid. It was so stupid that I couldn't watch it, and I felt a little sick at the end...

It's super good-looking. This is the author's second book, and it's still as good-looking as ever.

I was thinking the same thing as the male protagonist asked, are you so busy? The heroine meets a trafficker when she goes out, a D agent when she goes out, a secret code transmission when she goes out to meet someone, and a series of other things. Is she so busy? It's amazing. Sometimes my neck is hurt, sometimes my face is hurt, sometimes I'm stabbed, spiritual spring water is given away to people everywhere, people are suspicious of me, and my mother's heart is overflowing.

What the hell are you writing about?

It sucks, I don't recommend watching it.

Nice to watch, but not enough. . .