(This article abuses the male protagonist) (Non. Dual. Strong. Female. Strong. Male. Weak)
Shen Han and Xia Yan are childhood sweethearts.
During Shen Han's most painful childhood, Xia Yan was like a beam of light that illuminated him. Shen Han felt that she was like the sun, so dazzling and bright.
He loves her very much and blushes inexplicably every time he sees her. After they graduated, Shen Han finally plucked up the courage to say the words that had been buried deep in his heart:
"Xia Yan, I love you"
Under the warm sunshine, Xia Yan smiled:
"I love you too, forever and ever"
Shen Han originally thought they could live happily ever after, but when he saw Xia Yan bringing home different ducks every day, his attitude toward him became increasingly cold. He then understood that everything was just his ridiculous wishful thinking.
But he doesn't want to let go, believing that his Ayan will come back, he will.
But...
"Bitter winter can never wait for midsummer, just like Shen Han can never wait for summer heat."
"Everything was already decided when they met."
Purpose: I can't find any stories that really abuse the male protagonist. (Most of the stories don't include all of them) The male protagonist's identity is always stronger than the female protagonist. Why can't girls be strong, and why can't girls be domineering CEOs? I want to break this barrier so that the heroine can also be a domineering president.