My Heiress Boss Wants to Lose Money

This novel is truly poorly written. The male lead's desire to squander all the female lead's money is incredibly off-putting. Any normal person who has just lost their job wouldn't hate someone like the female lead, right? From an outsider's perspective, the male lead is unemployed and penniless, the female lead approaches him, gives him a chance, and is even willing to entrust him with managing…

I've already read 80 chapters, and I feel the male lead has seriously flawed values. He gets fired 18 times and still doesn't reflect on his actions, even thinking he's a genius. When the female lead notices him at his lowest point, he thinks she has ulterior motives. Dude, what could she possibly want from you when you're penniless?

After reading the synopsis, I thought the female lead would get rewards by spending money, and the male lead would work hard to earn money, with all sorts of unique perspectives. But it turns out to be the same old formula! The only problem is the logic. If someone is down on their luck and someone helps them out, it's one thing to not know how to be grateful, but to squander that person's fortune based on all sorts of assumptions? What kind of brain does that have?

At first, it was watchable if you just watched it for laughs, but after a few dozen pages, the same formula became annoying. Also, the protagonist being constantly fooled like an idiot lost all appeal after a while. Plus, the protagonist being fired eighteen times in a year yet still thinking he's amazing—I don't understand what gives him that confidence.

To be honest, although I can only read this book once, I have to say that the contrasts in it are really funny. It made me laugh, especially the "shared treasure" part. I originally thought it would be something like a power bank, but I never expected it to be this. It really shocked me.

Didn't this male protagonist learn any professional ethics?

I've read over a hundred chapters so far, and in my opinion, there are a few issues that are the main reasons why people might want to drop the book. First, the characters are not well-developed enough, which makes it difficult for me to immerse myself in the story. Immersion is very important for a novel. Secondly, the story lacks variation.

There's not much to say, except that there are a lot of shills in the comments section.

Thanks to the support of our readers, the protagonist's character has been appropriately revised. Tomorrow's chapter will provide a reasonable explanation for the protagonist's motivation for losing money! Thank you all for your sincere support! I will strive to write even better! If you have any questions, please leave a comment below this chapter. I will try my best to reply to everyone every day. Thank you again for your support!

The female lead has no reason to lose money, yet she inexplicably wants to. She's shown the male lead kindness and support, but he only thinks about making her lose money because he thinks she's after his body? Is she after his poverty, his age, or his lack of hygiene? He lacks even the most basic professional ethics; no wonder he was fired 18 times in a year.