The All-Rounder Secretary Is Flirtatious and Proud

This new book has a setting that I like very much. It's a bit niche, I know. But what should I do? I still want to be willful and write a book I like. This book won't be very long, probably between 300,000 and 400,000. Actually, I am also preparing for my next novel. Since I wrote the book, I have experienced a lot, and I have also endured a small area of ​​​​internet violence (other sites), so I have been preoccupied a lot, and I am reluctant to talk or communicate at first, and I have a tendency to quit the Internet. Please understand this. I will only say this once. From now on, only those who are destined to stay will stay. Writing a book is lonely and cruel, overthrowing and re-analyzing again and again, analyzing and reorganizing again and again, and never ending up in the ashes of nirvana. But I don't regret it, because I like it and love it. I love every word I write, and I am grateful to you who like these words, but I will still be unstoppably disappointed by the indifference and indulgence of human nature. This void, love me and kill me. This is just to commemorate the opening of the new book. Thanksgiving, bow.

Awesome, I can't stand it at the beginning... He pulls a female star as a shield and doesn't express his love for the female lead, but he keeps fucking her madly... We don't know if this CEO is mentally ill. He slowly pursues the female star before he likes her. He calls the female star his fiancée to the outside world. Who else likes this thing... Your protector is so protective...

Ah, here, I didn't understand it. Although the male protagonist and the female protagonist have an agreement, doesn't the female protagonist not know about it? Why can I still sleep with the male protagonist so many times?

It's so sweet! Ahhhhhhhhh

And why would the heroine, who is so versatile, be willing to just be a secretary? As the saying goes, a soldier who doesn't want to be a general is not a good soldier. I think the novel can be written from a different perspective. For example, the heroine will start her own business and have her own company, and she will be in competition with the hero's company. The two of them will get out of hand in the fight for power and profit. No one will obey the other, but people have weaknesses. Wouldn't the plot be more interesting after that? Even if they become a couple, it doesn't mean that they won't fight for power with each other. What I don't understand is that the almighty female protagonist obviously has emotional disorders, so why will she end up with the male protagonist? How about falling in love together? There is no room for two tigers in one mountain, not even one male and one female. They are incompatible with each other and fighting to the death is actually very fun, right? Or just like in nature, the female praying mantis will eat the male praying mantis to supplement nutrition after giving birth, which is not a bad idea! Are men and women destined to come together? Wouldn't it be more interesting to oppose each other? Maybe I want to be alone, but I don't want to be mixed with ambiguity in my work, and I don't want people to use it to deny the results of my work.

After reading the introduction, I realized that if such a man exists in reality, he must be guilty of illegal detention! Novels are always written beautifully, but what if the heroine doesn't love him? So will the follow-up be rewritten? Women with emotional disorders have different feelings from ordinary people, right?