Splitting the Bills After Marriage: The Abstinent Mr. Li Wants to Break the Rules Every Night

The feeling that the male protagonist gives me is that he is stingy and caress about the rich but not much money, has no ability, and looks awesome and coaxing. He looks down on the female protagonist and thinks that the female protagonist is trying to get women. He despises the female protagonist's background. He wants AA for everything and doesn't look like a CEO. Although he has an agreement with the female protagonist, The female protagonist calls to provoke the female protagonist, and he is also talking to the female protagonist. I don't believe that he doesn't know that the female protagonist loves him, and he says that the female protagonist is his friend. He doesn't look like a male protagonist at all. If the female protagonist has no ability, the male protagonist will never look down on the female protagonist. He acts like it is your honor to marry me. Why don't you kneel down quickly? That kind of feeling, the male protagonist is written as a man who is not worthy of the female protagonist. The female protagonist does not need to get married to repay her kindness. Although the female protagonist also takes revenge on the male protagonist, it seems like she is toying with the male protagonist. But no matter how miserable the male protagonist is, she still ends up with the male protagonist. It is quite boring. The male protagonist does not love the female protagonist at all. He just couldn't compete with the heroine and compromised. The heroine is now useful to him. How can he lose it? He must find a way to pursue her. He really can't stand it. The hero is too crotchless. He is like the kind of male protagonist who spurns the heroine in the early stage. Later, when he finds out that the heroine is useful, he will not let go of that kind of villain [awkward laugh]