Sales representative Wang Yu traveled out of town to attend a wedding. On his drive back to the city where he lived, he got into a conflict with a rich second-generation heir. With his incredible fighting ability, Wang Yu taught the arrogant rich kid a lesson, and by chance met the beautiful CEO Xia Meiyu.
Because Wang Yu looked so much like her ex-boyfriend, Xia Meiyu invited the exceptionally skilled Wang Yu to become her CEO assistant and personal bodyguard, offering him an annual salary of one million.
With Xia Meiyu's careful guidance and his own hard work, Wang Yu transformed himself and eventually became one of Shenzhou's most powerful CEOs.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
So this is the taker
Here's the key point. Wang Yu was invited because she looked like her ex-boyfriend. This is enough to prove that the heroine and her ex-boyfriend have a deep relationship. To put it bluntly, the protagonist is just a substitute. Let's boldly imagine that if the protagonist is invited by the front foot and a protagonist comes out the next day who is more similar to the ex-boyfriend than the protagonist, will he be kicked away? Let's talk about this ex-boyfriend. Since there is a relationship, holding hands is just the most basic thing when the atmosphere is reached. Kissing on the mouth, touching the sex, pinching the butt and even applauding are all normal situations. So the question is, who will take over for the protagonist? Then again, even if the author avoids applause no matter what he writes, what about the rest? Fei Lu writes about his ex-boyfriend, you're afraid it's Shi Lezhi...
No matter what you say, I invited you because I look like your ex-boyfriend. . . No matter how you look at it, the old love is still there
Do you think other men are not as good as your fiancé, so why do you still want to get in touch with them?
When I was ignorant ten years ago, I had read many introductions like this.