The Moon Should Shine on Those We Once Knew

The male protagonist really knows how to set up a loving wife persona for himself. If he really loves the female protagonist, how can he break his defense just because of the female protagonist's words? The heroine was sad and miserable after losing her daughter, but the hero abandoned her to pursue a career, ignored her, and listened to real-life audio novels every night. Later, he vindicated himself: he just happened to need the female supporting character to deal with his enemies for him, and he happened to accidentally find that the female supporting character's voice was very similar to the heroine's, and he happened to be accidentally photographed by the female supporting character. Isn't the male protagonist a cold-blooded CEO? How could he be casually photographed by his female partner? Later, the male protagonist said that Song Lianxi was just the second Su Yueshan, and the female protagonist immediately forgave the male protagonist, but did the female protagonist ever think that the next sentence of the male protagonist might be: You are the third Su Yueshan. Because the male protagonist had to deal with many people in his career, in order to deal with his father, the male protagonist allowed the female protagonist to be imprisoned by her father for one night, and dealt with the opponent first and then rescued the female protagonist. It's not that the male protagonist doesn't love the female protagonist, it's just that the female protagonist is not that important in terms of career. (ーー;)