
The More She Pushes His Buttons, the More He Spoils Her
越作他越宠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 341k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The Heroine Is a Fussy Little Drama Queen Who Breaks Up with the Hero Every Few Days
A school romance with a pampered, high-maintenance heiress as the heroine. She keeps breaking up with the male lead, then can't help making up with him a couple of days later. He always indulges her. Their classmates are like, "That's the seventh breakup this month, right...?"
One Petty Fit of Teenage Spite, and He Lost the One He Loved Forever...
Any Novels About a Playboy Hero Who Turns His Life Around for the Heroine?
A College Playboy Turns Over a New Leaf! The Male Lead Comes From a Wealthy Family and Used to Spend All His Time at Bars!
Something like *What?! The Neighbor, Lu Shao, Is Actually the Kids' Dad!* The male lead should have never dated anyone before! The female lead should be the sweet, well-behaved type, and she should have a brother who initially disapproves of her relationship with the male lead. Bonus points if the brother has a romance of his own!
Possessive, Clingy Male Leads
Any stories where the male lead quietly keeps an eye on the female lead, acts like a clingy puppy, and sometimes gets a little possessive?
Stories Where the Original Novel's Villainess Wakes Up: A Sweet, High-Maintenance Female Lead and an Adoring Male Lead
Looking for books similar to *After the Villainess Wakes Up, She Falls for Her Handsome Childhood Friend*. The villainess should awaken, but don't have her transmigrate into a book. The original female lead should be the heroine, and the male lead should love only her, always.
The Female Lead Dreams She's a Vicious Supporting Character and Decides to Stay Away From the Male Lead
CEO Romance with Characters Who Have Both Brains and Beauty
Looking for books like *I'd Rather Be a Nanny Than a Wage Slave, and the CEO Is Fuming Every Day (Chasing Fish at the Abyss)*. The heroine has her own career and abilities and doesn't rely on the male lead. She has a great personality, and the male lead is also written really well. The characters in this book are some of the best I've come across in all my years of reading...
The Heroine Tried to Keep Her Boyfriend in Line, He Got Annoyed, and They Broke Up. Now He's Afraid to Get Involved in Her Love Life
For Anyone in a Reading Slump: These Are Some of My Favorite Books, and They’re So Good
Looking for books like *The Fake Young Master Is Difficult and Rotten, Yet Everyone Loves Him*.
Looking for a Novel Where the Female Lead Transmigrates Into the Fiancée of an Old-School Overpowered Male Lead
The heroine transmigrates into the male lead's fiancee. She wants to break off the engagement, but her grandfather refuses and even drugs them, locking the two of them together.
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The male protagonist's face can't be recognized blindly, but don't all the male protagonist's friends and people around the female protagonist know? Why can't you recognize it? We haven't even gotten to the introduction yet, so the line is too long. At the current pace of the introduction, we won't be able to read it until after a hundred chapters.
It's nice to watch, and they like to pull each other off, hahaha. It's good once you get started, but there's nothing interesting about it. It's just that a lot of people give it low marks. I hope the author won't be affected. I'll continue writing. I guess I'm about to write the introduction part. [Blow a kiss] [Blow a kiss] The tsundere lady is so cute! Play with this little land to applause [note] [note] [note]
When will the male protagonist realize that the female protagonist is his girlfriend? ? ?
It's good to read, but it's a pity that the article is too new... I didn't read much before it was over.
I think it's really good to watch. The heroine's seduction is real and she doesn't feel wronged at all. The male protagonist is basically coaxing her. It suits my XP. It's really well written. There may be too many people who don't read it or give low scores because they think there's no talk at the beginning. Why don't they say their identity? But I think not saying this is in line with their characters. They don't have much interaction in the first place. They all think that the other party knows, so the misunderstanding caused by it is acceptable, I think.
There are few themes and plots that can make me keep following the updates. I was attracted by the introduction, but the author was too slow in the past [grievance], which made it difficult for me to connect with the previous plot. I felt that the viewing experience was not very good. Now the updates are more frequent, and the plot looks more coherent. Good reviews [laughing], the author continues to work hard, I am waiting for the finale [adoration] [adoration] [adoration]
I just like to watch this kind of ultimate tug-and-pull ambiguity, with a bit of a yandere attribute. My adrenaline is soaring when I watch it. It would be best if the author updated it more and I would fall in love with it even more.
I think it's normal that the male protagonist doesn't know the identity of the female protagonist. It was just casually mentioned that the male protagonist and the female protagonist are together. Later, the author describes the various behaviors of the male protagonist who feels sorry for the female protagonist in a very detailed way, which is different from the novels I have read. Overall, it is very good. Great support from the author and looking forward to the next plot.
When will the male protagonist know that the female protagonist is his girlfriend?
In fact, the male protagonist in this book is very plump at the end. The female protagonist can still be read. I don't know why this book has such a low rating. Compared with some high-scoring articles, this book is at least more friendly to the female protagonist.