The Fake Socialite Returns from Abroad in the 1980S, Binds Herself to a Tycoon System, and Becomes the Richest

This male protagonist is really a loser. It's like an advertisement.

If there must be a male protagonist, I hope this male protagonist will not take up too much space.

I don't understand why it has to be a male protagonist. The female protagonist can have a partner, whether it's a boyfriend, so why does it have to be him? One of the feelings it gives me is that a man was forcibly installed by the system and God. Can't the heroine achieve great things without this man? Wouldn't it be a good ending without a male supporting actor? It's like forcibly retarding the female protagonist This male protagonist does not have any sense of charm, and it even gives me the feeling that he is not three-dimensional. This person's character image is not even as complete as the heroine's security guard in England The son and godson whom the heroine recognizes is more three-dimensional and more affectionate I remembered that I had read a book before. It was very interesting. One of the characters in the book is the heroine. , Whoever she chooses will be the emperor, but she chose the prince to kill her with his own hands So if he dies, the heroine is the real protagonist. If she dies, the book will be finished I borrowed a comment I read before, like He was forcibly matched with the heroine, but it didn't match It could be younger or older, or even any role and gender, but I felt that he was really unsuitable as a partner, and it even forcibly made the heroine mentally retarded.

This subject matter is very good, but it feels inexplicable that the heroine likes the hero. Although the heroine was saved earlier, the heroine can give him a good job and be an effective subordinate. I still like to watch big heroines

In the original book, the heroine saw someone fainting on the roadside and took away their jade pendant 🙂

The male protagonist has no charm at all. I really don't understand why we have to create such a male protagonist.

Haha, the original heroine stole so many things. What does the author mean by "Xiaoqiang who can't be beaten to death" and can be released easily? Wouldn't the heroine hire a lawyer to pay attention until the original heroine is sentenced? Shouldn't you have to work hard to steal so much in those days? I feel angry when I see the author writing this meaning and still jumping around. The heroine is so tall, so I just ignore it.

I really don't like this male protagonist, so I'll abandon the article.

Can we not get rid of this male protagonist? It's like looking at the main female protagonist. I don't understand why a male protagonist is forced into her.

Big cheers from the author. Not enough updates.