A Guide to the Ceo's Diary

The heroine's brain circuit is a bit strange.

The progress is a bit slow. The author really included all the firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea. In the first few pictures, the male and female protagonists are not in the same frame. Also, maybe this CEO is too law-abiding, which makes me feel a little weird. Another question: When can the heroine stand up?

The writing is okay, and I personally like the slower tone. But when I saw the president stepping forward to put the heroine on the no-fly list, all I thought about was, is this it? I feel that the author wants to pursue logical rigor, but sometimes I still want to feel more comfortable reading a novel, and I hope it will be more sweet later. I am very happy without mindless abuse.

This is the first time I've seen someone put elements like rebirth and strong women in the secondary CP line, and I'm a little convinced. Does the heroine really have no vest?