Beloved by the Elite

I've read almost 200 chapters and abandoned the article. I really can't stand the male and female protagonists, and I'm not very interested in what it will become in the future. At first, the heroine's boyfriend sent the heroine to the hero's bed in order to get the project. After that, she was not convinced and told the hero to help her get revenge. Then she wanted to default on the debt, and then the hero was a naked QJ criminal? Forced to have the heroine again and again against her will. Forget all this, the heroine is like a mouthless person, there are many things she has to say but doesn't say at all. The women around the male protagonist kept ignoring whether they had sex or not. The female protagonist couldn't escape, was unwilling to compromise and was afraid, and was raped by the male protagonist again and again. The most speechless thing was that in the male protagonist's office, in order to give warnings to his sister and the romantic partner, two women dragged the female protagonist to the lounge and forced her to When the host went to bed, he deliberately did not close the door so that the two women could hear. Even if they heard, the two women did not leave until the male host finished and came out... After he came out, the male host even asked them if they were hungry, so he took them out to eat and left the hostess alone... Then the hostess was so tired that she slept in the lounge and was going to die when she woke up. I felt like I was going to commit suicide when I met a friend of the male protagonist... I went to eat with the male protagonist's friend for some reason and asked him to eat the rest of the food. I ended up with diarrhea and didn't want to go to the hospital. I didn't want to go home, so I went to a hotel to rent a room. The female protagonist saw him sleeping and went to take a shower. The man got up without any clothes and ran to the bathroom. Then he fainted and went to the hospital with gastroenteritis. The heroine met the man's family in the hospital with hickeys all over her body from the hero's bite. Then she became speechless again. She couldn't even explain and her family members misunderstood her. Was she happy and stimulated? It feels like the friends or brothers of the male protagonist who appear now all have ideas and interests for the female protagonist, regardless of whether the relationship between the male and female protagonists is different. Is this a sense of proportion? Don't you dislike your brothers and friends? There is also the heroine's sense of boundaries and propriety. She wants to get rid of the hero, but she is also attracted by the internship conditions offered by the hero's brother. Are she planning to work in the same company as the hero? She bumps into this man's arms at every turn, and can't get rid of that man's hand... Anyway, the heroine is not afraid of being suspicious of her relationship with the male protagonist, but she is not afraid of other people of the opposite sex, and has no concept of the word "avoiding suspicion". If after this, men and women mainly get married and have children together, then their outlook will really explode.

Why is no one watching? I've read all the comics

Super good-looking, the first book I got into. Watched it several times

Em... (I've read more than 200 chapters now) This is the first time I hate a male protagonist so much. The female protagonist is too weak.

Like Liancheng, Daye, Coco

I couldn't put it down after watching it, even for the second time!

Bei Ming Liancheng is super nice, free and handsome. When he gets along with him, he feels cool and handsome. He is also very fond of Ming Ke. It's a pity that the male protagonist is not him. Ming Ke is a bit love-minded. Bei Mingye is too possessive and always forces Ming Ke to even let the heroine stay with her. I really don't like it. Long Chuhan is also very good. I like that there are many people who are good to the heroine. I think the heroine is also a bit too limited. Beiming Liancheng would accompany her shopping, chatting, and having small fights, while Beiming Ye would only accompany her at night, just like a sexual partner, which is useful in times of crisis, but Lian Cheng is also good at these times. I really don't understand why the heroine is willing to choose Bei Mingye, but overall it is still very good. I still feel reluctant for Beiming Liancheng.

I have read more than 800,000 words, and I also wanted to see what the ancient Ba Zong novels were like, so I read it. The overall plot is quite good, but I really don't understand the heroine. I feel that the heroine is a masochist. In order to save her sister in the early stage, she gave herself to the hero, and her sister kept hurting her. It felt quite unworthy. I won't say more about the hero. It's really disrespectful to the heroine. He uses her as a venting tool without caring about the heroine's feelings at all. The second male lead is also disgusting🤢. It's really too hypocritical. In the early stage, he wanted to take over the heroine. When the heroine was misunderstood, he didn't explain it. The few friends of the male protagonist are quite hypocritical... But I still like it. The author is really great and has written so much👍

The first time I got into this comic was this, and then I turned into a minion.

Very good looking. The comics are also good.