When Xu Ruize, a factory tyrant in the 1980s, first saw Song Nanyan, his eyes were glued to him and he couldn't move.
The younger brother encouraged him to please him: "Brother Ze, why don't you go and chase him?"
Xu Ruize laughed and scolded: "Go away, I have a partner, and I don't like this kind of temper."
As a result, the pretty, gentle and gentle Song Nanyan opened her eyes, kicked her scumbag boyfriend unceremoniously, angrily criticized her evil mother-in-law, and tore apart the green tea bitch with her hands. She won the victory with one against three.
Xu Ruize was so frightened that he dropped his cigarette: "My dear, this is not a doormat, it's obviously the tip of my heart that grows according to my preference!"
So he tried his best to marry Song Nanyan. Everyone secretly regretted that Song Nanyan was a delicate flower married to a factory boss, fearing that it would soon be wasted and withered.
As a result, Song Nanyan got better and better, her career took off, and her wealth was rolling in. Xu Ruize spoiled her from a beautiful and gentle little lily to a radiant red rose!
Song Nanyan sighed: "The most correct thing I did during this time travel was to marry the factory boss!"
It doesn't look good, it's frustrating to watch (◞‸◟) I feel that many details are unfinished, such as the heroine's child and the boy's drug. What's going on with Dr. Cui? The drug is what Dr. Cui feels like. The male and female protagonists don't know anything about it. They dare to let Dr. Cui treat their children. It feels like the male and female protagonists are both working on their careers. Moreover, the female protagonist is pretty good in the early stage, but she doesn't feel so decisive after marriage. There are some plots that I feel can be avoided if the female protagonist is strong and smart. Sometimes I feel that the female protagonist has a good brain and sometimes she feels like a coward.
It's quite speechless, the plot is very frustrating.
One more thing to say, what era is it in, and is there still talk about witchcraft? It's really an open mind. I just thought, haha, maybe I have too little experience...
I watched it because I was attracted by the introduction. The image of the male protagonist as a factory hegemon was not shown vividly. It was just spoken, and it was almost impossible to see it later. The female protagonist is very good at business, but at the same time indecisive. She always puts herself in danger and is saved by the male protagonist and his friends time and time again. Let's complain about the female supporting character Xia Yunqi again. Why is it possible for a female supporting character to be so powerful and play a random trick to get the heroine hurt, and it keeps happening over and over again, even though it is known that the female supporting character did it, and there is evidence, they are all caught and sent to the police station, and there is no one who can be released, but in the end they go even harder and come up with one damaging move after another, which makes people speechless. What is it trying to express? Just to highlight the female supporting role? There are other people who come to target the male and female protagonists. ... There is a saying that goes well: repeat over and over again, not over and over again. Too much will make people disgusted. After reading more than 200 chapters, I can't stand it anymore.
The female protagonist is incapable of protecting herself, even if she doesn't tell her not to protect herself, the male protagonist is also obedient, but the female protagonist always makes harsh words and empty words, and never protects herself properly. The same goes for the male protagonist, who is boring.
What nonsense are they written?
Be protected from lightning. It was a trap at the front, but I felt like I was wasting my time at the back. Coward x 2, always being victimized, always cowardly, always cowardly, the vicious female supporting role is endlessly playful.
I have read chapter 159 so far. The heroine resigned from the factory but was brought back by the director. The director was promoted and the new director deducted her salary. The office also took back the heroine's salary. She resigned directly and did not want to come back. She knew that the male protagonist's elder brother had no good intentions, but she was not on guard against the male protagonist's elder brother.
Is Xia Yunqi an unbeatable Xiaoqiang? From the beginning to the end, I can't get off the stage. I have always been able to cause destruction. I don't see how powerful it is. Anyway, even the law can't punish it. It's lawless. It doesn't look good. It's frustrating to watch.
Sometimes the ratings are well-founded, bye bye
It doesn't look good, it's frustrating to watch (◞‸◟) I feel that many details are unfinished, such as the heroine's child and the boy's drug. What's going on with Dr. Cui? The drug is what Dr. Cui feels like. The male and female protagonists don't know anything about it. They dare to let Dr. Cui treat their children. It feels like the male and female protagonists are both working on their careers. Moreover, the female protagonist is pretty good in the early stage, but she doesn't feel so decisive after marriage. There are some plots that I feel can be avoided if the female protagonist is strong and smart. Sometimes I feel that the female protagonist has a good brain and sometimes she feels like a coward.
It's quite speechless, the plot is very frustrating.
One more thing to say, what era is it in, and is there still talk about witchcraft? It's really an open mind. I just thought, haha, maybe I have too little experience...
I watched it because I was attracted by the introduction. The image of the male protagonist as a factory hegemon was not shown vividly. It was just spoken, and it was almost impossible to see it later. The female protagonist is very good at business, but at the same time indecisive. She always puts herself in danger and is saved by the male protagonist and his friends time and time again. Let's complain about the female supporting character Xia Yunqi again. Why is it possible for a female supporting character to be so powerful and play a random trick to get the heroine hurt, and it keeps happening over and over again, even though it is known that the female supporting character did it, and there is evidence, they are all caught and sent to the police station, and there is no one who can be released, but in the end they go even harder and come up with one damaging move after another, which makes people speechless. What is it trying to express? Just to highlight the female supporting role? There are other people who come to target the male and female protagonists. ... There is a saying that goes well: repeat over and over again, not over and over again. Too much will make people disgusted. After reading more than 200 chapters, I can't stand it anymore.
The female protagonist is incapable of protecting herself, even if she doesn't tell her not to protect herself, the male protagonist is also obedient, but the female protagonist always makes harsh words and empty words, and never protects herself properly. The same goes for the male protagonist, who is boring.
What nonsense are they written?
Be protected from lightning. It was a trap at the front, but I felt like I was wasting my time at the back. Coward x 2, always being victimized, always cowardly, always cowardly, the vicious female supporting role is endlessly playful.
I have read chapter 159 so far. The heroine resigned from the factory but was brought back by the director. The director was promoted and the new director deducted her salary. The office also took back the heroine's salary. She resigned directly and did not want to come back. She knew that the male protagonist's elder brother had no good intentions, but she was not on guard against the male protagonist's elder brother.
Is Xia Yunqi an unbeatable Xiaoqiang? From the beginning to the end, I can't get off the stage. I have always been able to cause destruction. I don't see how powerful it is. Anyway, even the law can't punish it. It's lawless. It doesn't look good. It's frustrating to watch.