The Male Protagonist Just Doesn't Follow the Script [Puishu]

Extra 2 has been updated in the last chapter. Ji Jianfen, the only son of the Ji family, an upper-class wealthy family in Jin City, was lost in his early years. Before he was recognized, he lived in Yuncheng and was adopted by the Shu family, the richest man in Yuncheng. The mistress of the Shu family disliked him and even adopted him to the family driver after having her own son. The driver's daughter is kind, sunny, optimistic and hardworking. The Shu family also has a daughter, the proud little swan of Yuncheng. In the eyes of others, the Shu family's daughter hates and dislikes Ji Jianben just like her mother. Even if the two of them bump into each other in school, they turn a blind eye and pass each other by. Everyone felt that the poor and handsome school girl Ji Jianben should have been in love with the former for a long time, and the plot should have been like this. Both the mother and the daughter of the Shu family in the novel were stupid cannon fodder who had offended the male protagonist and had no good end. Until one day, Ji Jianben eloped with the eldest daughter of the Shu family. Concise copywriting: When the heroine of the novel is racking her brains to compete with the original heroine for the male lead The male protagonist is in love with a third person The person who is unattainable in front of others is actually the petite eldest daughter × the cool, ruthless and taciturn adopted son of a driver (two natives who have no clue about the plot at all) ① 1V1, double C, semi-fantasy, private design, light research, don't tell anyone if you abandon the article, the character's three views do not represent the author's three views ② Anti-theft ratio 60%, 24 hours [This article does not advocate the behavior of elopement. The plot that appears in this article is explained in detail at the end of 64 and Chapter 65. I hope readers can have a correct understanding of this after reading the article] Screenshot of copywriting 2020.04.27 The copy of the follow-up article "Becoming the Evil Daughter in the Boss's Story [Through the Book]" is as follows↓ As the arrogant rich lady in the story of a domineering president who falls in love with a little white flower, the vicious female supporting role script that Ren Shirang holds is: Pretending that the heroine saved the male protagonist's life, he succeeded in becoming the fiancée of the male protagonist by relying on his family background and seeking revenge, adding spices to the male protagonist's wine, humiliating the white-flowered heroine with a check and sending him away... And so on. As a female supporting role, Ren Shirang definitely adheres to the eight-character policy of "stupid and bad, but has no beauty". Of course, the drug must have sent the male protagonist to the female protagonist's bed. After the humiliating heroine left, the heroine sadly ran to a small fishing village to relax. Unexpectedly, the hero fell into the water and lost his memory when he was going out in a boat. He was rescued by the heroine for the second time. A strange combination of circumstances caused the relationship between the two to heat up rapidly in the small fishing village. His false claims of credit were exposed in the final stage by the benevolent and beautiful protagonist. The male protagonist was so angry that he canceled the engagement, and the evil daughter finally left the show in embarrassment, becoming the biggest joke of the wealthy family. It was true that Ren Shirang took the script of a vicious female supporting role, but... The day Cheng Wenshu fell into the sea, she was pregnant. The pseudo-evil daughter heroine VS the pseudo-overbearing CEO hero The eldest lady who works hard to follow the plot × the pseudo-cold me, Mr. Cheng, who follows his wife and breaks the script 1. CP: Original male protagonist 2. Really pretending to take credit 3. I know it's ridiculous Intention: Life is long and brilliant