While browsing Douyin, I came across a very interesting sadistic setting, which reverses the overlord setting (including kidney removal, blood extraction, and substitute literature)
Female Protagonist: Ling Yaoxi. The head of the Ling family assumes that half of the country's economic power is in his hands (three generations of single inheritance, the Ling family's industry has always been passed down to women but not men). "Yao" takes the brilliance of the sun, moon and stars, which means brilliance and power; although "Xi" means morning light, it combines with the word "Yao" to create the aura of a strong man who combines strength and softness.
Male Protagonist: Gu Moyu (formerly known as Lin Moyu), the biological son of the Gu family who lives outside the home, will be physically and mentally abused by the female protagonist later on. Because he was only found by the Gu family when he became an adult, he is introverted and has difficulty growing up. He is not valued by his family and is only responsible for being abused.
Gu Moyu originally thought that he would be found by the Gu family and enjoy the warmth of his family. However, he did not expect that on the first day he returned home, he would be framed by the adopted son of the Gu family. His relatives did not trust him. He went to school and was trapped in the classroom. He finally met the light of his life - Ling Yaoxi. The appearance of Ling Yaoxi made Gu Moyu's life at school better, and he gradually fell in love with Ling Yaoxi.
After getting together with Ling Yaoxi, I accidentally discovered that Ling Yaoxi was with me to fulfill the bet. During this major blow, Ling Yaoxi ran out on a rainy day and was hit by a car.
Intention: If loss is abuse, then the heroine will be tortured miserably