The CEO's Straight-Man Prey

The plot is explosive. This kind of real love-hate entanglement can make readers cry without gorgeous words. I really loved Xiaoxi so much in the early stage. I wanted to wish 99 and want to attack and beat her up. It is also specific to the exploitation of the people at the bottom of society by capitalism. I don't know why the author can use such simple writing to write the most exciting book among foreign persimmons. Xiaoxi, you are the best in the world! [Cry]

Can you give Lin Xi a good ending? Bitter enough I think a serious person shouldn't be treated so disrespectfully. Lu and Lin's brain circuits are not on the same line. Lu will not take the initiative to understand Lin. He only investigates and is self-righteous. He only listens to what he wants to hear and only believes what he is willing to believe. Instead of seeing love, I saw desire. Breaking Lin's bones piece by piece turned him into a vase that satisfied his possessiveness and locked him at home for him to play with. Lin, a straight man with a bright future, was forced to be like this. I'm a little curious about how the author came around. This is not love. Lu still doesn't even have basic respect for Lin. He is only possessive and determined to have his own way towards Lin. Hiss, but Lu loves his sister, friends and father. They're all pretty ruthless. Lin has been threatened because his moral bottom line is too high. You can't explain why you can't reason with a madman, and besides, he's a madman with a high status and power. * Is there still a chance to see Lin Xi shining in the workplace?

It's okay so far, but I'm curious if the ending is be? The introduction didn't say it, so it should be. After all, it's a wife-chasing crematorium. Alas, I feel a bit pity for Lin Xi and Xiaowen, but there's nothing I can do about it.

The author writes very well, the ideas and the plot are very good. There are very few such articles now. Don't doubt yourself. I have read the latest chapter. I like the writing. This is so bloody good. The author, please come on, come on, come on [laughs]. I look forward to the follow-up crematorium.

If it looks good, can the author write "he" in big letters? Please [cry]

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Personally I think it's very interesting, because the introduction is very clear. If you don't like forced love, don't come in. This book really hit my mark xp

The writing is very good and the plot is smooth. The author describes the suffocation of imprisonment very vividly. It is as painful as being hit by a fist as big as a sandbag and trying to breathe but feeling blocked by something. There are basically no gorgeous and useless descriptions and embellishments. The author only uses simple words to write the ultimate pain. I really hope that this book will be better. At present, it seems that there is no possibility of he. I really feel sorry for Xiao Xi [crying]

So far, I feel that everything is okay. However, although I can accept both HE and B E, I personally prefer H E, because the other one can't be described, it just has an aura, and it's really cruel if you abuse it.

It's a very nice love letter in a dream. I hope the protagonist will be happy.