The travel novels of Su Niannian, a female caller.

Female caller called Su Niannian's travel novel "Little Maid in the Palm".

The Little Maid in the Palm is a rebirth novel featuring the heroine Su Niannian. The story tells the story that Su Niannian crossed into ancient times in modern times because of an accident and became a humble concubine. In her new life, she met all kinds of people and experienced all kinds of setbacks and tests.

Su Niannian is a clever and brave girl. She doesn't want to be pushed around or give up her dignity. In the process of getting along with various roles, she gradually grew up and found the mystery of her life. At the same time, she also met a handsome and talented man, and the feelings between them are slowly warming up. However, due to the difference in status and social pressure, their love is not smooth. However, they didn't give up, kept trying to overcome difficulties and finally won happiness.

The whole story is compact and fascinating, describing the features and characters of ancient society. At the same time, it also reflects people's views and pursuits for love and family. Through the growing process of the heroine Su Nian, readers can feel the beauty of human nature and indomitable spiritual strength.

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It was also reborn in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The difference is that Xiangjiang River is the place where the protagonist of this book is reborn. The hero started as a fisherman's son, and Goldfinger wanted to be a copywriter. As a result, people completely ignored him because he was young. The protagonist was angry, bought a small newspaper himself, and then serialized novels to make money, accumulated early wealth, and then opened a huge business empire.

2. "Rebirth is to be hard on yourself."

The protagonist returned to campus and became a short student with acne all over his face. However, with his rebirth, the hero immediately responded to the ridicule of his classmates and installed it directly in the classroom. It's just a piece of food. It's very comfortable. This book is not a real style of campus life, but a bit sloppy, close to the classroom atmosphere of Stephen Chow's "Playing truant with Veyron". Is a completely meaningless and logical campus, is a group of lifeless, completely brainless students.