When Su Xing was young, she read a domineering CEO novel that took the whole internet by storm.
In the book, the heroine got pregnant after a one-night stand with the hero, then went abroad, started her own company, and made the global rich list. Years later, work brought her back to China with her daughter, where she ran into that man again.
She ran, he chased, and there was nowhere she could escape.
After a love story full of eighty-one twists and turns, the two finally ended up together.
Their daughter lived up to expectations: with an IQ of 250, she could program at five, take college entrance exams at six, and hack her father’s company’s working capital at seven.
Years later, as luck would have it, Su Xing stepped into the bathroom and came out as... the baby in a run-away-bride-with-a-baby romance?
And she wasn’t the eight-year-old child from the original story. By the time Su Xing arrived, she was already eighteen.
Question: What does it feel like to be dropped into a middle-aged Mary Sue CEO novel?
Su Xingxing’s answer: Thanks for asking. I’m in S City, just got off the plane, and I’m on my way to acquire the male lead’s company, which belongs to my biological father.
I don't know why. I thought it was very good in the early stages and I was very interested in reading it. However, at the end, it felt a bit pale and weak. At once. The female protagonist feels that she is not very good, and she has to rely on others for everything. The text setting is that she is a genius in the story of running with the ball, but it is the original protagonist who feels very awesome as she writes. The heroine is a low-profile version, has no ability, relies on others when encountering problems, and has no vision. She has not received all the memories and abilities of the original protagonist. Not fully adapted. And it has a "playful nature", a feeling of not being serious and engaging. And there are some "pig teammates" around me who have been holding me back. To be honest, I came here for the awesome genius "ball" in the dribbling and running story, and I was waiting for the heroine to abuse the scumbag, but the subsequent plot is indeed a bit unsatisfactory, and the heroine is a bit weak. However, the settings and backgrounds written in the introduction are so good, so there are still some expectations. Come on, I believe this article can successfully transform! That day is the time for me to give it five stars.
Damn it. The original male protagonist admitted his daughter by mistake. Now he is still unclean (why, he is a little bit regretful). What kind of substitute literature is he doing? (Rolls his eyes). Isn't the original male protagonist very smart and well-equipped? I'm really speechless. I thought I would be with the heroine's mother after a little abuse. Unexpectedly, the second male lead succeeded (not easy) Summary: Now I hate the original male protagonist to death, chastity is the best dowry for a man, but now he is like rotten cabbage 😠 🤮
Look at the introduction, especially the sentence that Xie Yao is in S city. When I bought my father's company, I felt that the heroine was a tired, domineering, and handsome character, but the system was so redundant that I thought it would be better to kick him. As well as the author's example sentences in Chapter 1, illegal acts and attempted illegal acts, I always felt awkward looking at them. I personally think that the following sentence should be changed from "attempted violation of law" to behavior that violates moral concepts and distorts human nature. Well, that's better. It's an ancient novel after all. You've really practiced this kind of illegal morality a lot 🤔.
It's pretty good at first, but later on it's a bit forced and makes me more and more disgusting.
I don't want the original heroine to have a child with the second male lead
It's beautiful, please update it soon [I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying][I'm almost crying]
Good looking
The author didn't run away?
Super pretty
Beautiful, beautiful!