[Plain-looking heroine + multiple men vying for her in a battle royale + everyone but the heroine is awful + they’re all good to her + all male leads are virgins!!! + heroine grows over time + enormous class differences]
Li Ruan is an ordinary girl who would disappear into a crowd.
She comes from an ordinary family, has an ordinary appearance, and is timid and insecure. She even hid her crush for three years.
Then she unexpectedly awakens a bizarre constitution: she attracts only men at the very top of the social pyramid.
From then on, her world spirals completely out of control.
The aloof, unreachable medical-school heartthrob she knew in high school gradually becomes obsessive and loses control of his gaze.
The male friend online who spoils her with gifts and money wants to keep her all to himself after they meet in person.
Her young employer, whom she works for to pay her way through school, falls for her at first sight and relentlessly pursues her.
The gentle novelist she has admired for ages suffers from skin hunger and becomes obsessively dependent on her, keeping her captive.
The billionaire film star with a playboy persona settles down for her and is willing to pay a staggering sum to buy out her contract.
And then there’s the domineering, ruthless foreign crime boss, who takes her by force in the most brutal way.
They are stunningly beautiful, heaven’s favored sons.
They go mad for her, fight over her, and would turn everything upside down for her.
P.S. The heroine is the author’s precious darling. She won’t be mistreated! She won’t be mistreated! She won’t be mistreated! And the male leads in this book love the heroine blindly and for no reason. Otherwise, why make them the male leads?
Warning: The rich people in this story are nasty behind closed doors, downright awful! If you can’t handle that, steer clear!
I'm just complaining that there aren't many popular female heartthrobs to read recently, and you gave me a book that satisfies me, so I'll give you a five-star rating. I'm really convinced. Books in this category include unclean men, and I think men's cleanliness is the most basic requirement. And I won't name certain books, and there are also books that abuse women. In the clip, the heroine was tortured to the point of becoming insane. There is a type of book that also writes about foreign twins who torture girls. I felt like I was watching a R-rated scene. The last time I saw a clip of a girl being tortured was six years ago. I haven't seen it in so many years. How can it be revived? Father and son are fighting. I know it's XP for some people, so I won't comment on it, but I also think it's not good-looking, and it's a little uncomfortable. I read the introduction and wrote about a man named Quan Jie, but I saw that one of them spent a lot of money to cut off all relationships. He should be Jie. I hope he's a pseudo-prodigal son, so don't say anything wrong. I took it with me because it was the male protagonist, because I felt that it would feel like a fraud in the introduction. At present, it seems that the author is really treating this subject well. Come on, there have been many good books written before, but they have been discontinued. Come on, author, take your time. It doesn't matter if you take your time, just don't interrupt.
The female protagonist is very passive, and the male protagonist disrespects her very much. In the early stage, it can even be said that she was sexually harassed in the workplace. The female protagonist refuses in action to the point where she is emotionally attracted to her [awkward laugh]. Oh my god, when did workplace harassment become so acceptable? Is it just because the male protagonist has a good face? Moreover, the female protagonist is really a coward. She doesn't have to resist because the male protagonist has more power, but the female protagonist has never thought of resigning.
The writing is okay, but I don't like the fact that Jiang Lin has a bunch of friends around him. Jiang Lin introduced the heroine to his friends, and no one paid attention to the heroine's greetings. Instead, he asked Jiang Lin if he was his girlfriend (looking down on the heroine, an ordinary girl). Jiang Lin responded by saying that she was timid, leaving the heroine embarrassed. Later, his friends called him sister. Come to play with the heroine. No one gave the heroine a cold shoulder when she introduced her. After that, someone tried to smooth things over before ending the topic. Jiang Lin couldn't tell that these friends didn't like the heroine 😅. The two girls even tried to tease the heroine. The heroine was angry and left. Jiang Lin chased after her. Those friends and the two heroines didn't apologize at all. The heroine's character is okay, but my friend Jiang is too nervous... I'm exhausted from watching it.
Why is this so similar to Jiang You's book? The plot is also similar, and the setting of the male protagonist is also similar.
Good looking! I hope the male protagonists will be as pure and pure as jade! Bless you greatly!
The plot is very sour and exciting, and it is quite enjoyable to watch. Occasionally, I want to take a bite of this kind of food😋😋The heroine is well portrayed and has good intentions. The first one or two chapters are a bit rough but then she gets better.
It looks good, I look forward to the heroine training the dog [laughs evilly]. Hee hee, hahahahahahaha.
The content at the beginning is very different from another book. The name of the heroine is also perfunctory in the same way. Even the male protagonist is equally impatient... When will female fans give up naming the heroine after Xiangxiang Ruanruan? They don't even want to use their brains [laughs] When it comes to the name of the male protagonist, they rack their brains to quote scriptures. It's funny.
Well, to be honest, this one is indeed better than the last one 🤭 and more exciting hahahaha
Well, I feel that the heroine is a bit too good-tempered. The behavior of the male protagonist is quite inexplicable to a normal person, but the heroine just thinks that he is a pervert in her heart. And I think the heroine is just a cook and has no obligation to provide the male protagonist with her selfish desires. The male protagonist doesn't respect the female protagonist, and he loves her very much, so I can only say that it's okay.