The Cold CEO's Cast-Off Wife

I read an old CEO romance novel 12 years ago, and I never expected to be able to read it for free on Tomato Books. Time to reread it!

One was willing to give, and the other was willing to receive. If it didn't work the first time, they tried again five years later, and finally they fell in love, achieving a happy ending.

It's not bad. The author has a certain level of literary skill and didn't plagiarize anyone's plot. The emotional entanglement and changes between the male and female leads, culminating in a resolution, align with the logic of their emotional journey. However, the male lead's initial pressure on the female lead to have an abortion was a bit excessive.

I don't like stories that are too long, often hundreds of words. Ideally, the story shouldn't exceed 100 words; a short and clear narrative is best.

That's good, everyone got a happy ending. 👍

The plot is full of twists and turns, highly dramatic and emotionally intense. Through delicate prose, the author vividly depicts the protagonist's inner struggles and growth, as well as his reflections on family, work, and love. At the same time, the novel also touches upon important values and spiritual issues in contemporary society, offering both entertainment and thought-provoking content.

Leng Haohan, the CEO of the Leng Corporation, known as the "Business Tycoon," has finally gotten married. This is also the first time he has agreed to have his photo published in the newspapers. While marveling at how handsome the rumored "ugly" CEO of the Leng Corporation is, the beauties of City A regretted believing the rumors and missing out on this super golden bachelor.

The content is rich and varied, and the characters are very well written.

This book's plot is so captivating! The heroine's ordeal broke my heart; her struggles and pleas for help on the operating table were truly heart-wrenching. The male lead's actions were incredibly cruel; he didn't hesitate to harm the heroine and their child for revenge. I admire the heroine's strength and courage; all her efforts to protect her child deeply moved me. I'm looking forward to the rest of the story and hope the heroine can overcome her difficulties soon.

I got to see what old-fashioned writing looked like. Although it doesn't quite suit my modern taste, I still finished reading it.