Do boys really not need to be cherished?
[Urban | Weak male lead, strong female lead | Slow burn | Romantic suspense | Class divide]
Liu Qiang, a food delivery rider, comes home one day with a durian for his girlfriend and catches her cheating on him.
Heartbroken and ready to end it all, he is saved by An Ruoqing, the daughter of a wealthy family.
After that, Liu Qiang keeps running into her. Whenever he finds himself in trouble, she just happens to appear.
Liu Qiang gradually falls for her, but behind the way she dotes on him alone, there seems to be a secret she doesn't want to reveal.
Is this a fated encounter, or is there something else at play?
This book breaks the traditional concept. Generally speaking, the male pig's feet in male-channeled novels will be hit at the beginning, and then start to be arrogant. Defying the sky, the earth, and the air, he gradually became the overlord of one side. But I'm tired of reading novels like this. Why does the male protagonist have to be strong? We are all ordinary people and there is no way to become strong and successful. I can't bring this kind of cool writing into it. Therefore, I wanted to write a counter-trope, where men are weak and women are strong. This is different from a story about a son-in-law. The son-in-law is pretending to be weak, while my male protagonist is really weak.