Reborn as the Beloved of a Rich Old Man

After watching it again, I think there is something wrong with both the male and female protagonists.

In what year was this novel published? The main character is generally mentally retarded. I am speechless. The more I read, the more angry I become.

Male protagonist setting: I am very powerful, but because of the female protagonist, I almost went bankrupt. I am very powerful, but the heroine had her kidney taken out. I love her so much that I want her to take medicine for her heart disease before going to bed. Setting of the heroine: I have a very high IQ, and I bring down the male protagonist's business empire. I am very smart, so I obediently offered my kidney. I am like a blind man who cannot see the love of the hero. I also feel that I am extremely pitiful.

Okay, the author is on my blacklist. My overall feelings after reading it.

When I saw the ending, I felt like I was suddenly choked up... The male protagonist and the female protagonist are so strange... The male protagonist gave me the aura of the bloody Mary Sue male protagonist from many years ago, the kind of temperament that had a strong desire to control the female protagonist and locked up a small dark room. The same goes for the heroine, who is a little white flower... I read the comments and imagined what would happen if she was not good-looking. I found that there is nothing special about her except that she is good-looking... It mainly depends on her husband...

I didn't feel very good after reading it.

Does the heroine really make me feel disgusted? I have read so many novels and there are very few novels that make me so disgusted with this heroine.

In fact, I think the article is pretty good. Although the male protagonist induces the female protagonist to break up with her ex-boyfriend at the beginning, the reason for their breakup is still inappropriate. Because the ex-boyfriend is good to the female protagonist and has money, so it is inappropriate to stay together even if it is not suitable. With so many rich people, do they have to be with the female protagonist? If it's not suitable, break up. Later, the male protagonists were also miserable. They paid for their actions and protected the female protagonist. If the female protagonist was still with her ex-boyfriend, she would probably have had her kidneys removed earlier, or even two. The male protagonist is not a brainless character, nor is he a handsome male protagonist who became the richest man at the age of twenty. He will make mistakes in business, go over the budget to repair the relationship between husband and wife, and get into a quagmire that is difficult to get out of. When the male protagonist is in crisis, I think the writing is quite good, quite reasonable, and it also shows that external forces cannot be violated. He is also quite respectful to the heroine (except for the time when he forced the relationship). The heroine said not to make it public, and he did not use any tricks to force it to be made public. The heroine said she wanted to abort the child, and the hero really agreed (except that he was indeed at fault for improper contraception when the heroine did not want to get pregnant). As for the heroine, I don't think she is cold and selfish. She is a relatively independent and soft-hearted little girl. If the hero goes bankrupt, the heroine will still stand next to him. This is not selfish. If she is really selfish, she can be with a man who loves him deeply. Even if the heroine no longer loves him, who makes him rich? This is her first time as a wife. She is still very young. Isn't it right to alienate the male protagonist because she is afraid of her criminal record? To completely trust the male protagonist even though he knows that he may kill her is to be foolish. To be simple yet prudent and sober, to be independent but dependent on her husband for both blessings and misfortunes is what the female protagonist is. I don't quite understand the psychology of people who read it all while complaining, but maybe they are not as sober as the heroine. I hope they can actually read the silly and sweet Mary Sue article through the book.

The heroine is so capable and cold-blooded! Beautiful and extremely selfish!

Authentic dog-blood novel. The author treats perversion as affectionate writing. It scares me. I will never read this author's novel again in the future.