Reunited after a long separation
Male lead: Loves her so much it turns to hatred
Male lead: Says one thing but means another
(One)
“No one loves me more than he does.”
Pang Meili knew what she wanted from a young age.
She had to be rich. Only money could keep people from bullying her,
and once she had money, the people around her wouldn’t look down on her.
So she studied hard, then worked hard,
and worked hard to land a rich husband, too.
At first, she deliberately approached Xu Shen.
She had seen him getting out of a very expensive car.
She thought Xu Shen would make a pretty good boyfriend.
He was a good student, not bad-looking, honest and well-behaved, and, most importantly, his family was well-off.
That was, until she saw his parents with her own eyes.
His mother rode a little electric scooter through the bitter wind, bundled up like a dumpling, with a plain, unremarkable face.
She looked just like Pang Meili’s own mother.
Later she saw his father, with a dark, ruddy face and hair like a bird’s nest, coming to pick him up on an old-fashioned motorcycle.
That was when she realized she had made a mistake.
What a shame.
(Two)
“She pretended to be nice to me and deceived me, but I still love her so much.”
Xu Shen and Pang Meili were desk mates in high school.
Xu Shen liked Pang Meili,
but Pang Meili only liked guys who were handsome, rich, and tall.
Xu Shen planned to tell her after graduation
that his family was actually pretty well-off, too.
Unfortunately, he was too late.
Countless nights, Xu Shen regretted it.
If only he had told her sooner.
Xu Shen had always known that Pang Meili was a vain woman.
He swore that if they ever met again,
he would never give her a chance to get close to him.
Later, they really did meet again.
It was all part of his plan.
He dressed up like a rich young master, hoping she would come back to him.
After all, this woman had already tried her luck with several rich heirs and self-made millionaires, all without success.
He had seen them, and none of them could compare to him.
He would treat her well.
Once she couldn’t live without him, he would kick her to the curb,
just as she had dumped him back then.
Note:
1. The novel opens with the two meeting again, with memories of their school days interspersed throughout.
The male lead says one thing and means another. He thinks he’s getting revenge, but he’s actually trying to win her back!
2. The heroine is beautiful, loves dressing up, has a mind of her own, and knows how to talk (she can be sweet or sharp-tongued, as she pleases). She inherited her mother’s fiery temper.
The hero is the sole heir to the Xu Group, a bleached blond (he dyes it for the heroine and later dyes it back for her), with tattoos (he gets them for the heroine). He loves oversized green watches and big jade pendants (he wears them to annoy the heroine).
He’s completely different as a young man from the man he becomes.
3. There may be some angst for the male lead (the author won’t say, to avoid spoilers).
4. It’s sort of a sweet romance (the author says it is, so it is, at least in the author’s opinion).
5. The professions, place names, and school names in the story are all made up by the author, who lives in a two-dimensional world.
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Theme: Loving someone has nothing to do with whether she is virtuous or kind
I haven't seen any "suspects of male abuse", I just know that the female protagonist has been bullied all the time, including in life, work, and emotions, and the male protagonist has also been bullying others and is very mean.
Why does the content have nothing to do with the title of the book? It was originally about the topic of male abuse, but judging from the first 15 chapters, the heroine has been very unlucky. Her relationship has not been smooth, she has no true friends, and there are various problems at work. The hero also likes to make some small obstacles to specifically target, like the kind of disgusting male boss, and if the heroine is a little better, there will be all kinds of weird things to disgust her. It is really disgusting. A beautiful woman has such a miserable life and is said to be a womanizer. I feel sorry for her.
The male characters in this book are all current men who chase girls when they have no ability. They slander girls if they don't meet their requirements and are rejected... I feel like the kind of godly man who will pull out an Excel spreadsheet to ask girls to pay back all the money they spent on dates and gifts if they can't catch up with them.
I felt so sad and aggrieved watching it. The male protagonist is so disgusting. I thought the female protagonist was tough but actually she was hurt all the time.
It feels like everyone is bullying the heroine
Where is the abuse of men? It is the female protagonist who is always being abused, okay? And she didn't do anything bad. The male protagonist kept destroying it. It's a real sword [rolls eyes]
Damn, I'm so angry watching it,,,,,,,,,
Can the heroine have some self-respect and change companies if she has the ability? I feel frustrated and give up.
I can't tell that the male protagonist loves the female protagonist very much.
Only when I saw this did I realize that the city S where the male and female protagonists are located is Shanghai 🐶