Why was it that the gentle gentleman in novels could never compare to the overbearing CEO?
The answer to this question may vary according to the genre and plot of the novel, but usually, the gentle gentleman and the overbearing CEO in the novel have their own unique charm and value. It is difficult to make a direct comparison. Gentleman usually represents a kind of gentle, considerate, and meaningful temperament. They pay attention to emotions and interpersonal relationships, know how to care for others, respect others, and are good at listening and expressing themselves. In novels, this kind of image could often resonate with the readers and make them feel warmth and care. On the other hand, an overbearing CEO represented a strong, confident, and decisive temperament. They usually had outstanding talent and economic strength, and they were able to grasp the situation's decision-making and execution power. In novels, this kind of image could often stimulate the reader's interest and conquer it, resulting in a strong visual impact. Of course, in some novels, the image of a gentle gentleman and an overbearing CEO might also combine to form a more complicated character setting and plot arrangement. However, in general, each character had its own unique charm and value that was difficult to compare.
