[One-on-one romance + childhood sweethearts + female CEO (powerful woman) + possessive, scheming male lead + devoted favoritism]
He was an orphan cast out by his family and left to wander the streets.
She was a wealthy heiress doted on by everyone, except that her father didn't love her and her mother was missing.
She took him home, and from then on she was his only one, his very life.
But in the year he loved her most, she died in his arms.
Five years later, he finally couldn't hold on any longer. As he lay dying, she returned at the risk of her own life to save him.
When she came back, he had grown into a renowned business tycoon.
And she was the world's richest person, an anonymous doctor, a mob boss, a research scientist, and a top hacker.
It is said that women dote on men, but they do not dote on them at all. The heroine left inexplicably in the early stage. Now I don't know why she left. Moreover, the author seems to have written that the heroine left because of their instigation in the ninth part. It was because of her. Our ninth movie seems to be xenophobic. I am really speechless. The heroine is surrounded by friends and relatives who help her deceive the hero and encourage her to leave the hero. However, the people around the hero are not biased towards the hero and even help the heroine. I am speechless. The heroine clearly knows this but still refuses to repent. I really can't bear it. Anyway, after reading the whole article, I just feel that the heroine believes in her ninth part very much, but does not believe in the male protagonist, and she feels that the male protagonist can't get into it. It makes my heart ache to see where the woman who loves the man is.