
The Golden Cage
金笼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 618k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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It's so good, but it's a pity that Su Weizhou in this book didn't get the love of the heroine in the end, but I feel that it's not his fault that his character is so paranoid, it's because his growing environment created his character like that. He was obviously the one who saved the heroine when she was humiliated by Rong Xuan, and it was he who saved the heroine at the auction, but in the end the heroine still chose Rong Xuan, and the heroine's special mother obviously has Brother Su and has to keep provoking Rong Xuan. I feel like Green Tea. Brother Su has never hurt the heroine once. Why do you say that Rong Xuan falls in love with the heroine? Is it because the heroine's direct divorce brings challenges to Rong Xuan that he likes the heroine? Look at how he treated the heroine in the past, never respecting the heroine. But Brother Su has never hurt the heroine, and everyone is not born perfect. Rong Xuan is just lucky, having a better father than Brother Su, and a better living environment than him. One person wrote a blood letter asking the author if he could publish a similar book, and then the male protagonist had the same personality as Su Weizhou and ended up with the female protagonist. I feel that if I were the heroine, I would definitely choose Su Weizhou. Every time Su did those extreme things, half of them were indirectly caused by the heroine. If the heroine stayed away from Rong Xuan, Su's character might not be so extreme, especially that time when the heroine caused Su to lose her penis.
It's pretty good-looking, there aren't so many rules and regulations. Who says the heroine can't fall in love with others? A woman should love whoever treats you well [blowing kiss]
I quite liked it in the early stage. At first I thought the heroine was not as love-minded as the heroines in other novels, which I thought was pretty good. However, ever since she got together with the second male lead, the heroine always had to get entangled with the male lead (I particularly hated the heroine at this time). The second male lead became like that in the end, in fact, it was inseparable from the heroine's encouragement. Although the ending was B, they all had a good ending in the extra chapter.
The website is too clean, it would be great if this book was published on the po! It must be very passionate and exciting just thinking about it! It's time to reminisce about the Chinese New Year again
"I escaped the hail of bullets, but not the thousands of arrows that pierced my heart." ——Su Weizhou Su Weizhou is really upset [crying]
Not bad! The writing is not childish and the plot has twists and turns. It is worth watching! Later, Su Weizhou's limelight really almost overshadowed Rong Xuan's. I thought he would be the male protagonist... But this book really has too many unexpected plots! I really like it! [Blows a kiss] Watched it again
Treasure article! I really like the process of the heroine taking revenge on the scumbag at the end... Are you afraid that you are not a loving wife by scolding the heroine? Can't you see a man being abused?
If I were the heroine, I would choose Su Weizhou. He is really difficult for me to understand!
[People who are particularly picky about the heroine should be careful, people who always have an extra layer of filters for the male protagonist should be careful, people who like to find the mistakes of the heroine but turn a blind eye to the mistakes of the male protagonist should be careful.] Help the author mark it. Everyone who sees it says that the heroine is poorly designed and half-hearted, but there are a few people who care about the suffering of the heroine. If Rong Xuan treats her badly, she doesn't like him, but likes Su Weizhou who treats her well. Su Weizhou later turned evil. Although the circumstances were excusable and the heroine tried her best to understand him, at this time Su Weizhou had completely changed. The dragon slayer eventually became an evil dragon, and the heroine neither dared nor could like him anymore. What's wrong with her always choosing people who are good to her! Is it true love that you have to be tortured to death and never look back? It's 2024 and I wonder who is still building a chastity memorial for the heroine! ! ! The male protagonist was very annoying at first, but later he was tortured very cruelly for the female protagonist, and it was not just a casual abuse of the male protagonist. When the female protagonist has a darkened male protagonist, there is absolutely no problem in accepting such a male protagonist. I read the spoilers when I first watched it. I heard that the heroine was getting together with Rong Xuan again. I felt that I couldn't accept it at the time. But after reading it patiently, I found that everything has changed dramatically, and I can understand her choice. Finally, I would like to strictly add that in fact, the heroine is not together with anyone, both men are dead, and the heroine is only beautiful. I guess this is the ending that the author wants. But because of the fear of readers' emo, the author wrote two extra chapters, which is considered to be the same thing. As for the ending, it depends on what you want to believe. Correction, it should be [People who are particularly picky about female protagonists should be cautious; people who always have an extra layer of filters for male protagonists and supporting actors, etc., Should be cautious; people who like to find faults in female protagonists but turn a blind eye to the mistakes of male protagonists, male supporting actors, and other important creatures should be cautious]
Most of this book made me think that the second male lead is the male protagonist. How could this book be so confusing yet still make me read it word for word? I feel regretful, but the story is perfect at the end. The ending of the second male lead is also very disappointing.