I Hear the Big Shot Is Really Poor
听说大佬她很穷
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Romantic Youth
- Subgenre
- Campus Life
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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539Chapters
16.9kRecommendations
45.2kFans
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What exactly is this description?
I've read over 30 chapters, and all I see is various factions unconditionally protecting the reckless female lead. I can't take it anymore, so I'm speaking out.
I don't know why, but I felt especially sorry for the female lead. She went through so much and could only relieve her stress with sweets. Although she seemed calm on the surface, I don't know how much suffering she endured. So what made this girl stop crying? And the chapter where Orange died brought tears to my eyes. Ultimately, everyone who bullied Orange was guilty, just to varying degrees.
Liking someone so much that you'd drag them along even if they were gone... What am I thinking after reading this description? As expected of a high-quality human male, if the Qing Dynasty hadn't been forgotten, I would have thought the male protagonist was some feudal remnant with a throne to inherit. What era is this, still indulging in the practice of being buried alive with the dead?
The more I read, the angrier I get. What kind of nonsense is this? Being blocked at the door time and time again, having food thrown at me, having tables scratched, being targeted in public opinion campaigns, and being relentlessly attacked—I'm just left to fume in my own anger without any retaliation. Instead, I have others constantly protecting me. Is this some kind of madness?
To love someone so much that you'd drag them down with you even in death? My god, what kind of deep-seated grudge is that? 😅
To put it simply, the female lead has never had an easy time from the very beginning. She's constantly being abused, insulted, slandered, and injured, always on the verge of death. This strong and proud female lead seems to be under a spell whenever she meets the male lead.
I just don't understand why, even in 2022, these novels still have that strong old-fashioned, melodramatic feel. I'm puzzled.
This novel is written in a confusing way. I can understand each sentence individually, but when put together, I don't know what it's talking about. It's disjointed and incoherent. It's written a lot, but it feels like it hasn't written anything at all.
I still couldn't understand what the author was trying to express in this synopsis.