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Xie Chengxin is the hapless assistant to domineering CEO Shang Yan. She works like a horse for him and even helps him pursue the sweet, innocent Lu Jiujiu. Her daily routine is rushing around to make ends meet and cursing out her boss.
Shang Yan is a hopeless romantic of a domineering CEO who falls in love with a sweet, innocent girl at first sight. But he thinks someone else is the real hopeless romantic: Xie Chengxin, who's great at her job but insists on supporting her useless boyfriend.
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Group notice: This group offers a safe harbor for victims of hopeless romantics to speak freely. If you're also suffering because of a hopeless romantic in your life, you're welcome to join us. May there be no more hopeless romantics in the world.
The Heart of Crab-Stuffed Orange: Have you ever read one of those stories where a domineering CEO pursues a sweet, innocent girl? You know, the kind where he uses their differences in status and information to lure the heroine into his trap, then has his way with her.
Group member: So this is a story told by the sweet, innocent heroine herself?
Group owner: Um, just a reminder, this is an alliance for victims of hopeless romantics. If you want to show off your love, please head to the humblebrag group.
The Heart of Crab-Stuffed Orange: Wait, you misunderstood me. I mean, in those stories, isn't there often a versatile assistant who works tirelessly, braves fire and water, and gets no thanks for it
The Heart of Crab-Stuffed Orange: That's me.
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"What kind of person falls in love with their boss? Stockholm syndrome?"
Years later, Shang Yan accidentally finds someone's long-abandoned alternate account on the computer at home. He walks up to Xie Chengxin, clears his throat, and recites the line with a straight face.
The boomerang hits her right between the eyes. Xie Chengxin raises her hand and solemnly declares, "Although marrying you is a stain I can't deny, I have to make one thing clear: when you were my boss, I hated you and nothing more."
*The entire manuscript is finished, so you can be sure it will be completed.
*The heroine is a virgin, and the hero has had sex before. Adult romance, so please mind the tags.
*There is no falling in love with your boss at work. Workers do not fall in love with their bosses!
Theme: May there be no more hopeless romantics in the world
Emmm... I read Chapter 35 in a row and then skipped to read some chapters + extras. How should I put it? I think the various misunderstandings in the middle are a bit silly. The label "sweet article" is not purely sweet. It's silly. I don't like it. Moreover, the male protagonist fell in love with Lu Jiujiu at first sight, and during the pursuit, he had all kinds of bloody misunderstandings and even forcibly kissed the female protagonist. I had a black question mark face. Then Phytolacca also had a bit of a negative impression in my mind. At first I thought he was an infatuated younger brother! As a result, the main text and the extra chapter describe that she fell in love several times (some of which were staged), and ended up inheriting the family business and marrying someone she didn't like.
I would like to make a small suggestion. The male protagonist's behavior of forcibly kissing women when he is in doubt really does not respect women and does not punish them very much. He is a bit preparatory to embark on the road of legal coffee...
Why did things progress so fast all of a sudden? Didn't Shang Yan fall in love with Lu Jiujiu at first sight? Why did he pursue Xie Chengxin out of nowhere? I just don't understand.
To be honest, although I know it is necessary for a dramatic conflict, it is quite scary to think that the heroine can only move between two cities with difficulty, making many people and things unavoidable. There should be more choices in life. For example, instead of going home, find a second-tier city that is not expensive to live for a while. Being so close from Shanghai to Hangzhou actually completely separates people's life circles, but it is not incomprehensible. There are more helplessness in life than in novels. I have seen girls who want to get rid of their original families, but because they cannot be mobilized within the system, they are found out by their families and cannot escape at work. They are asked for money over and over again. Although I know that the ending of the heroine will definitely be better, I still feel a little sad when I think of the kindness of the story.
Surprisingly, the feeling of the copywriting is different. Compared with the type of writing where the social heroine complains about the overbearing boss Xiaobaihua, it is closer to a sociable and injured girl who understands and faces her young self.
Ah??? No??? Doesn't the male protagonist like Jiujiu now??? And then forcefully kiss someone else???? Ah???? No???? What's going on
Is this a different kind of age? Although the boss is older and very serious, the relationship situation is far less rich than that of the heroine. It still gives me a very childish feeling. Especially when I was chasing the original heroine, I said that they had nothing to do with the heroine. The heroine really worked hard, but the hero couldn't read the air. The original heroine was not interested in him and exploited the heroine. Why don't you stop torturing this capitalist?
Thanks for free~ I originally wanted to say that Phytolacca is really unlucky, but then think about it, he has been rich since he was born. Although his secret love did not work out, he was rich in the end! My luck is hundreds of times better than mine!
Don't four people have long mouths? It makes me angry to death.
Ah? Then how can the heroine and Shang Yan still be together? Do we need to change the outline?