The Heir to a Wealthy Family in a Hidden Marriage

The heroine is a weakling, she won't kick her back even if her scumbag fiancé slaps him.

After reading about a hundred chapters, I thought it was average. If the male protagonist wasn't a strong character, I couldn't help but want to abandon the article... Theme and character design: It doesn't count the strong and powerful characters, but it feels like the hero is strong. The heroine is quick to act whenever she encounters trouble, and the solution relies entirely on the male protagonist's suggestions and hints. At the beginning of the article, the heroine is a CEO who has worked hard in an entertainment company for many years. Is this consistent with her character? Which woman is stronger? In order to highlight the male protagonist's invincible love, the female protagonist was written a bit too weak and pretentious...

It can't be considered strong, right? It feels like the heroine's problems are all solved secretly by the hero. The heroine only needs to show up. Moreover, in the beginning, she is said to be so good at helping her ex-fiancé manage the company, but then it collapses. It's such a contradiction.

Pleasant plot

What follows is the story of two generations of the Fu family, come on

Marriage first, love later, the male protagonist is strong and the female protagonist is strong. The male protagonist is evil and the female protagonist is kind

This isn't called being strong, right? The female protagonist's IQ is worrying. If the male protagonist was a little weaker and couldn't identify a bitch, then there would be no need to read this article.

The Lin family's dream was shattered overnight, and they shot themselves in the foot.

It's similar to an article I read about "The Paranoid Young Man is Addicted to Doting on His Wife", where the fiancé is having sex with his sister, and the heroine helps the scumbag with his career until he gets physically strangled, but the scumbag never sees the same thing, just being nice to the scheming sister.

Will this author's novel be like the previous two, with the male protagonist dying in the end?