An Chen's Misplaced Devotion

Sorry, I have the habit of sifting through mines and sifting through books, so I skipped through them first. The copywriting is very cliché, and the first 1/3 is also very cliché. I didn't expect there would be a big surprise at the end (at least for me). The heroine took a big detour, but luckily she woke up in time - she was really awake, not the kind of person who coldly washes her underwear and massages her head. The male protagonist shows what it is like to be a person who is completely alienated by capital, and personally proves that "if you go out to fool around, you will have to pay back sooner or later." Isn't this much better than those "half-baked realities" designed for arrogant stallions to rape their lovers? I'll add the bookshelf first. If it looks better after a closer look, I'll come back and change the points.