Recently, I like spin-offs. Basically, the plot is more important than the emotion. There may be the heartthrob heroine Su, but it is still a plot flow. I insist on the heroine's plot line unwaveringly.
The author's writing style is very good. He turned a Mary Sue story into a micro-drama, with the events that happened to the heroine as the main line, and the male supporting characters he met as the sub-line. However, no male supporting characters can overpower the heroine. I like it, she is a millionaire, and I love it the most.
Although the heroine meets the hero at the beginning and the emotional line continues to develop, the plot line is on the heroine. There is very little description of feelings. If there is, you can skip it. It's good. I've finished reading it.
It's a bit nonsensical, but the plot line is okay. You can take a look at it. During the serialization, there was no male protagonist in the way, but it seems that something happened between the female protagonist and Rei Fangtani. It's okay for the time being. I'm not sure about the future.
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