My Daily Life with the Female CEO

Harem is boring to watch. I haven't seen enough of so many harem stories. I will always support single female protagonists.

Well, I just read a book review and the author said that it has a single female protagonist. I feel like you are a bit poisonous. Let's not talk about his childhood sweetheart. You and Gu Lulu went home to meet his parents and talked to his parents. How do you explain this and give it away later? Or is it given away by the female president?

After reading Chapter 83, let me tell you my opinion. First of all, as a novel with a single female protagonist, there is too little interaction between the male and female protagonists, and they are always in a state of hostility. Secondly, the supporting characters are almost all female, and various scenes must be arranged to flesh out their images. The style is just like the Stallion novels from 89 years ago. There are also some plots that are really superfluous, such as the male protagonist accidentally locking Sister Nan's door, and Sister Nan is forced to sleep on the same bed with the male protagonist. The male protagonist agrees to pretend to be a couple with the female protagonist and agrees to pretend to be boyfriend and girlfriend. This kind of plot may not matter in a Stallion novel, but it is really poisonous in a single female protagonist.

To be honest, if the author is inexperienced, don't write too much about the company, just focus on the emotional line. In addition, the protagonist is too useless, with a weak personality, and his thoughts are like those of an elementary school student. He is always going to jail . What a useless kid. In addition, the side effects of the aftercare medicine are generally not that serious.

If you have a single female protagonist, please stop engaging in so many weird and ambiguous relationships with two female protagonists and three female protagonists. If you come to see a single female protagonist, you do this just to disgust the readers. Why don't you just start a harem? And why is the male protagonist's character so soft? You are the son of the richest man. Everyone yells at you. The only feeling I have is that you are submissive. You seem to be nodding and bowing to everyone. You have been to many wine shops with your richest father and cultivated the temperament of a CEO. As a result, the richest man has raised a son with such a personality? So in the end, how can you inherit the family business with this face? Also, the male protagonist doesn't want to go back to work in his own company, but now he comes to work in the company where his childhood sweetheart works. What's the logic? ? Explain that it's exercise? Wang Jianlin gave Wang Sicong 5e's start-up capital to train. The son of the richest man went to the company to work as a secretary assistant for training? What abilities can be developed and how to better serve people tea and water?

If you have a single female protagonist, don't have an affair with other female protagonists, otherwise it's better to have multiple female protagonists

If you have a single heroine, you should write less messy ambiguities, bars, secretaries, and disappointments.

What should I say? I feel like your single heroine is a failure. You have a childhood sweetheart and an affair with the CEO's secretary. Even if you don't write about the secretary later, your childhood sweetheart should be the main character. How are you going to deal with this childhood sweetheart? Find a partner for Qingmei, or let Qingmei stay single. If you are single, I feel that you will eventually collapse.

I just want to ask from which chapter the heroine and the hero have been in a relationship together. Over a hundred chapters have been published and there is no spark between the two of them. They are almost like strangers. I don't know if I should continue reading. Don't spend hundreds of chapters without being together.

Author, if you want to practice your writing skills, you can continue writing. If you want to make money, you might as well change your waistcoat and start from scratch.

The old-fashioned opening, isn't this the same routine that the male protagonist was the soldier king and the female protagonist was the CEO back in the 2000s? . .

The pacing is too slow and the hero's character is too annoying. I gave up on the book.

I don't feel like the protagonist is a young man at all. The environment he grew up in shouldn't make him look like a loser.

Little puppy—Secretary Su

The character design of Xu Nannan is a bit poisonous!

After the hero and heroine had a one-night stand, the heroine became angrier and more frustrated. In order to take revenge on the hero, she decided to marry him and give birth to 7 fat boys. These seven sons are not simple. The eldest can breathe fire, the second is extremely powerful, the third can see far, the fourth can run fast, the fifth can breathe fire, the sixth can teleport, and the seventh.

It feels a bit like my beautiful eldest daughter, my confidant Xu Nannan, and the beautiful eldest daughter Qin Yumo. Their families are rich, and they relied on themselves after college, so they both chose other people's companies. It is estimated that I will also acquire this company in the end.

Mr. President

The author has published a new book! By the way, my sister's book has been taken off the shelves, so there won't be any updates? Hope to reply!

The author's writing style is good, or he is a veteran in love 🤭. Also, I would like to have some similar books for me to read 🙂

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