The author's introduction states that Fu is looking for the heroine to inherit the family property, and if Fu is not with the heroine, the author cannot always write that Fu is around, right?
To be honest, I can't accept Fu being the male protagonist. Shang's love for the female protagonist is the kind that treats you with all his heart and soul, even if it means going through mountains of swords and fire. He can cut off relations with his family for the sake of the female protagonist, and risk his own life and death in order to save the female protagonist in Southeast Asia. This kind of love is hard to ask for, but Su Su just got it. In contrast, Fu was mean and shameless and took advantage of others' dangers. He was just unwilling to treat such a good person like himself and turn around to treat others better. Not to mention that the Su Su family had a rich and powerful background and was pursued by so many men. If the Su Su family was an ordinary family, would Fu still treat Su Su like this? I am more willing to believe in the Chamber of Commerce, because for Shang, Su Nan is a ray of light in his dark life and his salvation. The author must not change the male protagonist, just let Shang and Su live happily!
