By a twist of fate, Song Zhihan took an investor’s son under her wing as her secretary. From then on, the formidable Secretary Feng threatened to blow up the company above and beat up employees below, swaggering around and doing as he pleased. All his coworkers fled at the mere mention of his name.
But later, the rebellious and arrogant young tyrant seemed to change.
Song Zhihan taught him how to negotiate, how to read people, how to make use of them, how to manage them, and how to establish himself in this complicated society and inherit the family business.
But the one thing she never taught him was how to carry on after losing the one he loved most.
Finally, on the day she abandoned him, he ran after her car, casting aside all his pride to beg her to stay and give him a reason.
Song Zhihan got out of the car and gave him the reason he wanted: Your eyes look so much like his, but in the end, you’re not him.
After that, Feng Cheng fell gravely ill and nearly died.
Much later, the rebellious tyrant who had once been so immature had transformed into the unsmiling CEO of a publicly listed company. When they met again at a banquet, he hid his beautiful, flirtatious eyes behind his glasses and said coolly and distantly to someone else, “Her and me? We’re not very close.”
The plot of this book is really exciting! The author's writing style is very vivid, especially when describing the dialogues and psychological activities of the characters, it feels particularly real. Just like Song Zhihan in the book, it reminded me of a friend of mine who also worked hard in the workplace and experienced various difficulties and challenges. This book gave me a greater understanding of what she was going through. Moreover, I think the character Feng Cheng is very charming, and his growth and changes are heart-wrenching. Overall, this is a very good novel and I recommend it to everyone!
Anyway, I stayed up late to finish reading it, as I have a final exam tomorrow 🙂🙂🙂
This book is also very interesting. Most of it is about the growth of women. This one is about the growth of men. I really like the heroine who is very charming. The experience of the heroine is also heart-wrenching. The hero is like a little sun🌞, growing up step by step. In the middle, the male and female protagonists broke up and the two companies were forced to torture each other. It was completely unnecessary. We can be ordinary people and don't know much about the company, but I think it was really unnecessary. Breaking up in this way was not rational or respectful. I really like the female protagonist who is kind, tough, cold on the outside and hot on the inside, and the male protagonist is affectionate. Watch the male protagonist transform step by step from a puppy, to a big wolfdog, and finally to a big bad wolf who can stand alone. I really like that the male protagonist loves the female protagonist from the end. Many people will say that the female protagonist does not open her mouth. In fact, sometimes people may not believe her if she talks. If you have something to do, you have to leave it to time. After all, time has increased not only in age but also in mind and experience.
Is the male protagonist Rouse clean? Does he have an ex-girlfriend?
It's really good-looking. I originally thought that the heroine was a cold type, but behind the scenes, the heroine is very kind and has a sharp tongue. She likes Song Zhihan very much.
It's great. Song Zhihan is currently my favorite heroine in Tomato, and there is no other heroine for the time being 😘 🥰
Very nice! The male protagonist slowly grows up, and the female protagonist is strong but also fragile!
It's good-looking, and I feel like the author is very professional, and it's fun for a layman to watch. ❤️❤️❤️
It looks good. The male protagonist is really not worthy of the female protagonist at the beginning. Later, after breaking up and growing up, he does become more mature.
The characters and plot are all good, non-routine, rich in content, the emotional line is really delicate, and there are not many flaws.