Republic of China: The Far East's Fairest Butterfly, My Performance Skills Are the Strongest

Gao Junxiao admires Editor He's diligence and intelligence. She doesn't rely on men, is financially independent, ambitious, and always passionate and optimistic in the face of difficulties. Her only flaw: she's not his wife.

He Qingcheng appreciates Chief Gao's integrity and tolerance. He respects women, loves children, is capable of fighting bandits in the mountains, and can eloquently debate colleagues. His only flaw: he's not one of her own.

The chaos of war outside cannot stop their unexpected attraction. Together, they read Mr. Shouchang's "Youth" and were filled with passion.

With a youthful me, create a youthful family; a youthful nation, a youthful people; a youthful humanity, a youthful Earth.

The two grow closer but harbor their own schemes. It doesn't matter, soon one will fix the other's "flaw."

From the female lead's perspective: How to subvert my cunning boyfriend while balancing high-intensity work.

From the male lead's perspective: How to marry my eccentric girlfriend while busy poaching from the villain's camp.

Reading tips: 1. "Poison-tongued Smiling Tiger General" VS "Two-faced Master Actress Writer," 1V1, happy ending. 2. A female-perspective espionage novel. The female lead is growth-oriented, undergoing a difficult process from an ordinary girl to a legend. 3. The male lead dotes on the female lead like a daughter, a bit "dad-like," so sometimes he's poison-tongued and likes to show off. 4. Long novel warning; the map will switch with the business plot. The female lead officially starts her career from the "Pengcheng Strategy Arc." 5. Many ensemble characters. Content tags: Strong protagonists, fated love, Republic of China, refreshing, relaxed.