After I Transmigrated Into a Book, the Heiress No Longer Wanted Love

It's a bad ending. The heroine has always regarded the hero as a paper person, thinking that the hero must like Chen, even though the hero repeatedly explained that he didn't remember such a high school classmate, and he was not familiar with or had any contact with him. The female protagonist just insists that the male protagonist likes Chen, and the male protagonist is so stubborn that she is not willing to admit that she likes Chen (Chapter 160, sister, it's all going to end, okay? If you still think like this, I'll give you a divorce if you don't want a divorce, okay?) Secondly, the heroine likes to make assumptions without talking too much. She makes a lot of guesses based on a few clues and firmly believes that her guesses are correct. The male protagonist takes the initiative to have an in-depth communication and discuss the issue openly, but the female protagonist just refuses to talk and avoids it. Every time the male protagonist wants to talk, the female protagonist will keep silent or change the topic. . . Speechless=_= Billions of shares will be snatched up for you and given away to you. The heroine still thinks this is a qualified roommate and the hero likes others. . . Either you just say you don't like it directly, then you don't accept the benefits while doing business, the next 20 chapters are really annoying.