The Critically Ill Ceo Had Mind-reading Surgery, and I Was so Angry

Boss: Woman, you have successfully attracted my attention. Someone send this bold woman to Africa. Three years later Boss Ba: Does she realize her mistake? Assistant: Mrs.... Boss Ba: I knew she regretted it, (￢_￢) Assistant: My wife became the local chief, and... She has a harem of people from different countries, different skin colors, different genders, and one who looks similar to you. Boss Ba: I knew she was still thinking about me (heritage, p. Do I have assets?) Assistant: ... But, I found out that that person seems to be... Your uncle (tweeted)

The author, please don't have any life-saving grace and let others take over the plot. The heroine saved the hero with her own life😊 It feels like there is a lot of foreshadowing. I've been watching too many bloody dramas recently and I can't stand it.

As the eldest son of the Li family, he has all the good qualities that a tyrant should have. The only thing that doesn't work for him is that he is probably a short-lived cub. He should have died early when he met the metaphysics master Chiu Chiu. His short-lived fate was changed, and Chiu Chiu shared his life unknowingly. During the coma, his only active point was to keep complaining about his inner world and hoping that he would stop it soon. Although his fists were hardened every time, he had different feelings for Jiujiu, which he had never felt since he was single. When he woke up, the first thing he did was to call Jiujiu and scold him severely. It was so excessive that I even had a hard fist. He didn't know that his life was saved by Chiujiu, and he didn't know that the girl had gone to great lengths to bring him back to life for him. While enjoying the help given to him by others, he harmed others unscrupulously. Although Chiujiu was so arrogant and even only coveted his money now, we can already imagine the future of him pursuing his wife in the crematorium.

How about making a emoticon of the male and female protagonists, like the latest chapter where the male protagonist complains...

Xia Yu and her boyfriend Yu Xingchen have a love that we all long for, but there are always many unsatisfactory things in life. For example, Xia Yu suddenly became seriously ill, she was sent to the hospital, and he rushed to the hospital. For example, when her rescue failed in the end, he encountered a car accident on the road and both died. Later, her obsession with meeting each other turned them into ghosts, so one was trapped in the hospital and the other on the traffic thoroughfare. Every time the evil spirit breaks out, it is always suppressed by the desire to see the person in my heart who wants to see him in the most beautiful manner. Seven years have passed like this. During these seven years, the two of them have been surrounded by all kinds of negative energy, and they have never given up their obsession with seeing their lover one last time. In the end, with the help of Tweet, they finally met after being separated from each other. When they met again, their eyes filled with tears. They gradually faded away in the sunshine. With their obsession completed, they looked forward to meeting in the next life. Xia Yuxingchen's story makes us regret and envy us. If there hadn't been so many accidents, they would have grown old together in the end and created another wonderful story.

I just want to ask if the female protagonist will die quickly if she gives her life to the male protagonist? And without knowing it, it's a bit unfair to the heroine, because she always feels a knot in her heart about her life span. Isn't this just exchanging lives for lives? Why should the heroine give her own life to an ignorant man to extend his life? The heroine doesn't know it yet. After knowing it, is there any other way to extend his life? In this way, neither of them can live long, and they won't like the male protagonist very much.

Great author, will anyone take the credit for the heroine? If there really is such a bloody plot, then I have nothing to say...

Without knowing his own lifespan, he gave it to the male protagonist too much just to feel wronged for the female protagonist.

Oh my god, I felt very confused when I saw this. Why do you want to share your life span? Isn't this equivalent to exchanging lives for lives? Moreover, without the heroine's knowledge, her lifespan has been reduced, which I feel is very unfair to her. Why should the heroine share her lifespan with the male protagonist?

Don't misunderstand this kind of sand sculpture! Forget it if you pretend to claim it!