Doing things for him, being complained about, free reading of novels

2026-01-19 08:23

The following are some ideas that might involve the plot of "doing things for him and being complained about": ** 1. Setting of the story background ** 1. ** Work environment ** - The protagonist was a small employee. His colleague asked the protagonist to help him complete a project task because his colleague said that he had an emergency at home and was too busy to attend to it. The protagonist agreed out of kindness. In the process of doing things, the protagonist found that this mission was much more complicated than he had imagined. He needed to work overtime and even sacrificed his original rest time. However, when the task was completed, although the basic requirements were met, due to some small flaws that did not meet the expectations of the colleagues (the colleagues originally hoped that the protagonist could perform beyond the norm and make the project the best in the department), the colleagues not only did not appreciate it, but also complained that the protagonist did not try his best. They even said that the protagonist was unreliable in front of other colleagues. 2. ** Family environment ** - The story took place in a large family, and the protagonist was a relatively capable junior in the family. An elder asked the protagonist to help deal with matters related to the family property, which involved communicating with some relatives who were not easy to deal with and complicated procedures. The protagonist had tried his best to coordinate the relationship between the parties, but due to some uncontrollable policy factors, the matter was not completely resolved according to the wishes of the elders. The elders complained that the protagonist was not attentive enough and did not make good use of the family's network, causing the protagonist to fall into a very awkward situation in the family. 3. ** School environment ** - In school, the main characters were the student council members. A student asked the protagonist to help him get an internship opportunity that was rare in the school. The protagonist used his connections and submitted all kinds of application materials for the student according to the formal process. He also strongly recommended this student during the selection process. However, in the end, because the students 'own results and overall quality were slightly inferior to the competition, they did not get this opportunity. This student complained that the protagonist did not try his best and even suspected that the protagonist had left the opportunity to his good friend, thus spreading some unfavorable remarks about the protagonist in the class. ** 2. Character Creation ** 1. ** Protagonist ** - The protagonist should be a kind-hearted and warm-hearted person who would be easily moved by other people's requests and agree to help. They might be soft-hearted and not good at rejecting others. They often tried their best in the process of doing things, but they might not be able to meet the expectations of the person who asked for help due to their ability or external factors. 2. ** Caller ** - The person asking for help could be a selfish person who only considered his own interests. They might appear pitiful or anxious when they asked for help, but when things didn't go their way, they would forget the main character's efforts and only focus on the benefits they didn't get. It could also be the misunderstanding type. They didn't understand the difficulty and rules of doing things, so they mistakenly blamed the protagonist. ** 3. Plot development and conflict ** 1. ** Obstacles in the process of doing things ** - Whether it was in the workplace, family, or school, the protagonist would encounter all kinds of obstacles in the process of doing things. In a workplace story, it might be about competition within the company and lack of resources; in a family story, it might be about conflicts between relatives and restrictions of policies and regulations; in a school story, it might be about fierce competition and strict selection criteria. These obstacles were important factors that led to things not being solved perfectly, but the protagonist's efforts were often ignored by the person who asked for help. 2. ** The conflict caused by complaints ** - When the helper complained about the protagonist, the protagonist would feel wronged and angry. This would lead to a series of conflicts. For example, the protagonist might reason with the person who asked for help, trying to explain his efforts and difficulties; or the protagonist would fall into self-doubt and begin to reflect on whether he had really done something wrong; in a family story, it might also cause tension within the family, and other relatives might have different opinions of the protagonist because of this matter. 3. ** The ending is coming ** - The ending could be positive. Through in-depth communication with the person who asked for help, the protagonist made the person who asked for help realize his mistakes, thus resolving the conflict. The two sides reconciled, and the protagonist learned how to better deal with other people's requests. It could also be negative. The relationship between the protagonist and the person who asked for help was completely broken, and the protagonist changed his helpful personality and became cold. Or it could be an open-ended ending. After the protagonist was complained about, he began to think about his own life and interpersonal relationships. The readers could imagine the future direction of the protagonist. Read more exciting novels for free