My Male Tenant Wants to Marry Into My Family. Let's Have a Daughter First

[No CP + a genuine female-audience power fantasy + men competing for her in a battlefield of love + no woman-on-woman rivalry + everyone’s darling + the heroine is experienced, all the men are chaste] Let me say what we women really think: this is the kind of female-audience power fantasy we grown women should be reading. A genuine battlefield of men competing for her! The heroine is a player because she’s been hurt by bad men, and she’s poor because circumstances forced her to be. Please don’t criticize her. She’s done nothing wrong. The fault lies with a world that doesn’t understand her! The world and those awful men should apologize to her. Years after graduation, Liu Xiaohui has accomplished nothing. Apart from knowing how to charm men and having a silver tongue, she can barely scrape together enough to eat. After being laid off and kicked out of her rented apartment by her landlord, she tracks down a college guy she once saved and moves into his luxurious mansion. He’s an eighteen-year-old college student, so young, so obedient and innocent. While sharing the house, she meets all kinds of people. A cute, shy college guy who’s 185 centimeters tall; a dark-skinned, athletic student who’s 189; a mature, domineering CEO who’s 189; a mixed-race idol with a sweet, calculating streak who’s 189; a scholarly university professor who’s 185; and 188-centimeter twin brothers with completely different personalities... Every type you could want, all under one roof. This novel has no CP, no CP, no CP. The heroine is career-focused and has no room in her heart for men. Every man either falls for her at first sight or gradually falls in love with her, loving her to the point of madness. But the heroine sees things clearly and works relentlessly on her career. [This is an entertainment-industry novel. Please don’t imitate the heroine or pit the genders against each other. Some men are good, after all. Women still face many obstacles in pursuing their goals. Much of what happens in this story, viewed from the other side, is what many women are experiencing today. I hope women will support one another and grow together. May every woman become confident, just as the story says: “Stand upright on both feet, and you’ll feel confident.”]