My Heiress Boss Wants to Lose Money

This novel was really expensive to write. The male protagonist's idea of ​​​​squandering all the female protagonist's money is really discouraging. Any normal person who has just lost his job and meets someone like the heroine wouldn't hate him. From the perspective of a bystander, the hero has just lost his job and has no money. The heroine approached the hero, gave him a chance, and was even willing to trust the hero to take care of the company and money. But what happened to the hero? You feel good about yourself and think that the heroine is interested in your appearance and wants to pursue you, and then because you are afraid that the heroine will pursue you, you will lose all the heroine's money and close the company. Is anyone willing to watch a male protagonist with this kind of outlook on life? Even if the protagonist of a novel is at least someone's own thoughts, is there anyone who likes a character like yours? The heroine gives you a chance to rise to the top when you are unemployed, and lets the protagonist directly become the president. Even if a person with a good outlook does not vow to make the company bigger and stronger to repay the heroine, it will not be detrimental to the heroine of the company. As a result, you, the hero, think that the heroine is interested in you because the heroine directly handed over the company to his management, and then the protagonist wants to bankrupt the heroine all day long because of this reason! ? ! ? ! ? This kind of male protagonist is the first novel that made me crazy about it. Author, do you still think it is funny to write like this? The good male protagonist of the novel was written by the author into a selfish, heartless and white-eyed wolf like a straw bag.

I have watched 80 pictures, and I feel that there is something wrong with the male protagonist's outlook on life. He was kicked 18 times in a row and still does not reflect on himself. He still thinks that he is a talent. He was spotted by the heroine when he was at the lowest point in his life. He also feels that the heroine has some plot against him. Brother, I am penniless. What can I do to you? Not to mention giving a good report to the heroine, forget it, she is still squandering money on all kinds of things, which makes me laugh to death. The male protagonist's outlook on things starts to be wrong, and the male co-stars are all sb one after another. I suggest everyone leave quickly.

After reading the introduction, I thought that the female protagonist spends money to get rewards, while the male protagonist works hard to make money and has a unique vision. The result is still the same routine! There is a problem with the logic. When a person is in poverty and meets someone who helps you, it is okay to not know how to repay a favor. You just go and waste the other person's property because of various speculations. What a brain.

I could still watch it as a comedy at first, but after watching dozens of pictures, the same routine became a bit annoying. The protagonist has been fooled like a fool for too many times, and I really have no desire to continue watching. Moreover, the protagonist has been fired eighteen times a year and still feels that he is awesome. I don't understand what gives him the confidence.

To be honest, although I can only read this book once, I have to say that the contrast in it is real and made me laugh, especially the shared treasure. I originally thought it was like a power bank, but I never expected it to be this one. The success shocked me.

Hasn't this male protagonist learned professional ethics?

I have read more than 100 chapters so far. As far as I am concerned, there are a few issues that should be the main points of dissuasion. First, the description of the characters is not three-dimensional enough, which makes me always lack the sense of substitution. For a novel, the sense of substitution is very important. The second is the lack of change in the description of the story. The main thing in the back is that the protagonist wants to forcefully lose money, but fails. This will make readers lose the sense of freshness, and repeated stories will make people feel disgusted. The third is the lack of description of details. This may seem like a small problem, but in fact, as long as the details are well described, the sense of immersion can be increased. As for the writing style, I can only say that it is pretty good for a novice author, and it is not too overwhelming for me to watch. Overall, this book is more humorous, and the reversal is also handled very well. It can be seen that the author has a lot of imagination. There were many parts that made me laugh out loud, which is relatively rare among the many humorous books I have read.

I don't have much to say. I can only say that there are a lot of comments in the comments section.

With the concern of the majority of book friends, appropriate changes have been made to the protagonist's character. Tomorrow's chapter will give a reasonable explanation of the protagonist's motive for losing money! Thank you to all the book friends for your sincere support! Lao Guan will work hard to write better! If you have any questions, please leave a comment in this chapter. Lao Guan will work hard to reply to everyone every day. Thank you again for your support!

The female protagonist has no reason to lose money but inexplicably wants to lose money. How can the female protagonist be grateful to the male protagonist, but the male protagonist only wants to lose money to the female protagonist because he feels that the female protagonist is interested in him? Does the heroine care that he is poor, that he is old, or that he doesn't take a shower? He doesn't even have the most basic professional ethics. No wonder he was fired 18 times a year.