[Mature Leads | Powerful Man Bows His Head | Face-Slapping and Winning Her Back | Two Strong Leads]
1. As a chief engineer, Guan Yu has never been afraid to tackle tough problems or get on a client's bad side.
But one day, she picked a fight with the wrong person: Meng Guangyao, the shrewd, ruthless, domineering CEO who was a legend in his own right.
She had caused the trouble, so she'd take responsibility. Guan Yu went to see him in person.
"Mr. Meng, I came specifically to apologize to you."
The stern-faced man sat behind his desk, leaning back in his chair. His gaze on her was as sharp as ever.
"Then what can Miss Guan promise me?"
2. The young heir to the Meng family had enjoyed a life of smooth sailing, until he unexpectedly met a particularly disagreeable woman.
Arrogant and impossible to reason with.
He thought he had plenty of ways to make her fall into line. But one day, she glared at him through red-rimmed eyes and slapped him across the face.
"I've had enough of you, Meng Guangyao! I'm fucking done!"
Meng Guangyao was arrogant and domineering. With her alone, however, he kept falling, again and again.
He lowered himself into the dirt, doing whatever he should and shouldn't do.
[Reader's Guide]
1. Intellectual romance, from opposition to admiration, with high-voltage tension between mature leads.
2. Real face-slapping! The male lead's journey: looking down on her, falling for her, then groveling. The female lead's: wanting to knock the bastard out, knocking the bastard out, then... the bastard.
3. Scheming and romance, with the plot and relationship moving forward together. Lighthearted and harmonious.
4. The leads are not perfect. Their flaws are obvious, and both have room to grow.
Theme: Women should stand on their own and shine in the workplace just as brightly as men.
This is not necessary, girls are very powerful.
The man-in-law is so harsh 💔 It's better to say that the woman wants to keep looking at it
The heroine must be crazy. . . If I were Party A, I would really sue her to death. . .
My little question is, since the lead actor's company is a leader in the industry, why can't he contact the heroine and not report J? He can even find the heroine's parents' house. In the same way, the heroine is an engineer at a top company. Does she have to share the house with the male colleagues from Party A? 😭 😭 😭
Just for the style of writing, I have to taste the saltiness of this article.
I can't stand it anymore. It's the first time I saw such a real male protagonist in Xiaolujiang. I'm not used to it. I laughed to death.
I really feel that Xu is the mole and he let Xiao Si take the blame. . .
You made me laugh and went to the toilet
Is it a foreshadowing or not? So is the emotion.
"As always, go to the ground." This is a big bug for the author~ as always