After the Divorce, the Princess Becomes Rich Enough to Rival a Nation

The heroine is really very kind, very kind. . . He is so kind to the extreme, alas. In addition, the female protagonist was very soft-hearted towards the male protagonist in the early stage. One second she decided not to pester him. The next second the male protagonist said a few words (explanation, but not coaxing) and immediately reconciled. Then she would get angry again and then make peace again after a few words. At that time, I felt a little blocked every time. But in the later stage, the male protagonist was really nice to her, so it was not so blocked. Anyway, I don't like the feeling of being neither good nor bad. It's like there is only one most handsome and outstanding male protagonist in the world. The setting of the male protagonist is too variable, haha. The male protagonist is sometimes stubborn and doesn't say much about the reasons for his actions. He always prioritizes business matters and then the female protagonist. I really can't accept such a male protagonist, but in the later stage, he really loves the female protagonist very much, which is okay. In my opinion, there are so many awkward and slightly sadistic novels that are sweet and doting at the same time, they are not great novels.