Reborn After Being Framed, I Drive the CEO and His Beloved Into Madness
被害重生，我逼疯了霸总和他的心头好
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 461k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- CEO & Elite Family Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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The ending was abrupt; the protagonist's revenge on the villains was satisfying throughout, but in the end, she was slapped in the face and returned to the scumbag's arms. Although the male lead didn't personally commit some of the evil deeds, without his affection and pampering of the "white moonlight" (his love interest), how could the "white moonlight" have dared to bully and harm the female…
I don't understand why the female lead chose that scumbag in the end. I'm speechless. Why wasn't it Lu Teng? What was the author thinking?
Just started watching, looking forward to the female lead being intelligent and determined, tearing apart the scumbag boyfriend and girlfriend!
... It felt rushed. The author either ran out of inspiration or the book wasn't popular and they didn't want to continue writing, so they ended it quickly. The ending for the second male lead, Lu Teng, wasn't explained, and the female lead forgiving the male lead was quite inexplicable. The male lead didn't make any effort, and in the end, they got back together. The female lead was portrayed as too humble and cheap. Anyway, after reading it, I only felt two words—frustrated.