Mr. Li's Character Collapses Every Day

I've seen it, Mr. Li's character collapses every day

I've seen it, Mr. Li's character collapses every day

It's so beautiful that the heroine ended up with the hero, right?

Please update. I can't wait. The more I read, the more interesting it becomes.

The article is well written, but it is slow. Can you write it faster? Don't whet our appetite

I really don't like this kind of male protagonist who makes people feel annoying all the time. Haha, forgive me for my blindness and blindness in not seeing how the male protagonist loves the female protagonist. So what if this kind of man is rich? Although the novel is not real life, I cannot accept and understand such a person just by thinking about it.

It ended too quickly, so suddenly

Li Zhanyan's parents are the kind of conceited, powerful people with low IQ. How did they give birth to a son with high IQ and ability?

I really can't compliment him on his three views. How can such a man be clean? At the end of the novel, it is scrawled that the heroine's company has already gone downhill, so the hero will lose if he doesn't use any means, even if the matter of usurping her company is explained. Wasn't it that the male protagonist's family was inferior to the female protagonist's family at that time? Wasn't it that the male protagonist's family deliberately took away the female protagonist's technology? The female protagonist's family was in the field of technology and had talents, so why would it inevitably go bankrupt without the male protagonist's destruction? Isn't it the result of the male protagonist getting into trouble later that he owed so much foreign debt? He also took over other people's companies. The family's plausibly so-called revenge heroine's family is all about money no matter how you look at it. At that time, it was believed that the heroine's father deceived the hero's aunt and caused her aunt to commit suicide. However, in fact, the hero's family had no evidence and they had not seen their official relationship. But he despicably married someone else's daughter and used tricks to rob someone else's company, saying it was revenge. Wasn't it just for money that he did such a dirty thing? To take revenge, you have the ability to suppress him through business, destroy him, take away his daughter, steal his company, destroy his family, and force him to rely on you to survive, and then abuse the heroine in all kinds of ways. It's really hard to see how the author can whitewash such a male protagonist.

I have collected this book before, but I haven't read it yet. When I was browsing the book store today, I discovered that it is a sadomasochistic book. However, I didn't think it was very sadistic after reading the synopsis. Is this book sadistic or not?