
A Cannon-Fodder Role in a TV Drama? The ’90s Side Character Coaches His Whole Family to Success
穿剧炮灰?九零女配PUA他全家起飞
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 208k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
102Chapters
6Reads
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It seems okay so far, but I still hope that the shares of the game company can be reallocated. Originally, the male protagonist deserves 40% of the shares because he should be the one who contributed the most, so the shares allocated to the female protagonist should not only come from him. For example, because the heroine's three roommates are with the three men, it's okay to share their own shares because it's their business, and they don't contribute any money. The most they can do is take care of them? Anyway, they are considered employees, and if they don't mind dividing their shares, that's fine. But the heroine is different. She is the boss. She has spent hundreds of thousands on this company, and she also has her parents' connections. So I think the heroine has paid so much and she is qualified to share their shares. Not just because she is the fiancée of the hero. The heroine's contribution is for the company, so all shareholders should pay part of the shares instead of the hero alone. , Anyway, I think the three of them should give 15% of their shares to the female protagonist. After all, the male protagonist only gave the female protagonist the shares because she was his fiancée and he was willing to share it with her. The male protagonist did not ask the female protagonist to contribute so much money.