Not pretty. Poor writing and poor logic.
I don't know why I keep writing about KKK, and every two paragraphs is KKK, even if it is domestic hahaha, whoever writes a novel has three paragraphs, one hahaha, and every other paragraph is hehehe.
The logic is also very strange. When the male protagonist saw the female protagonist coaxing his assistant on the street, he thought that the female protagonist was gay and broke up with her girlfriend. I thought it was an abstract joke. As a result, there is another psychological description in the next chapter.
When the male protagonist saw that the female protagonist didn't bring her suitcase, his first reaction was not that there was a staff member behind to help her carry it, but that she wouldn't let her girlfriend carry it for her. Was it just for the purpose of coaxing her girlfriend back to carry the suitcase? No, what normal person would think of this? What's more, the male protagonist doesn't even know that the assistant is the female protagonist's assistant. How did he come to the conclusion that he would come to the work site to carry her luggage?
Then the male protagonist saw that the female protagonist didn't bring her girlfriend, so he thought that the reconciliation must have failed and he couldn't coax her back, secretly feeling happy that the female protagonist was unlucky. I can understand that the female protagonist is a anti-fan, so the male protagonist would want to see her misfortune, but is this illogical psychological activity really something that normal people can think of?
In a nutshell: ugly.