The Villainess Cleans Up the Livestreaming Scene, and the Top Fan Is Left Groveling

This story is suitable for those who enjoy realistic themes (though it's not entirely realistic), but not for those who prefer male protagonists with clean male leads or female protagonists, because there are many things that might trigger your interest.

Well written, but it's a story that abuses the protagonist. She was bullied, broke three ribs in middle school, was hit by a car in high school, and was locked up with a male dog in heat. I really didn't see the female lead as a villain. Her parents are still alive, and I think she's clearly a kind and innocent person. 🙂

I don't know how to describe the feeling this novel gave me. Some parts made me feel heavy. It's not that it's bad, but I was completely immersed in it. It felt like there was someone named Sheng Sheng next to me, and I was listening to someone tell her story. This is what really draws me to tell stories unique to the female protagonists I write about.

The men in this story are all awful, especially the one surnamed Fu, who uses his power to influence the female lead.

Warning: This content is designed to be abusive and sexually explicit. I initially thought it was just the man refusing to accept the role, but it turns out the female lead also endured a lot of abuse. See the photos in my comments.

It's alright, I think it's quite good. The plot is very novel, and the female lead is well-developed. However, there's a bit of BL (Boys' Love) content, so those who mind can skip it; it won't affect the reading experience.

The female lead is truly a role model for independent women! Her career is phenomenal! She single-handedly secured a year-long psychological health contract with Fu's Group, providing 24/7 support for employee health! She built a strong brand with zero employees, attracting top-tier advertising. She recruited through referrals from senior colleagues, demonstrating impeccable quality control.

I've only read up to chapter 28. There are quite a few typos, but they haven't been corrected. I don't know if they didn't see them or what, but they haven't been fixed, which makes reading quite uncomfortable. There are some parts where I personally feel the logic is a bit off.

We will not accept any disregard for human life or the law without justification.

To be honest, it was a bit painful and unpleasant to watch; it felt like the female lead was being abused 😢 I also really disliked the male leads 🤦🤦