Lord Bo Loves His Substitute, Not His White Moonlight
薄爷他不爱白月光爱替身
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 206k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Heartbreaking Stories That’ll Make Your Heart Ache
If I go a day without reading an angsty story, I feel completely out of sorts.
The Female Lead Realizes He Never Loved Her, and She Was Just Fooling Herself!
The Male Lead Has a First Love, but Grows Fond of the Heroine as They Spend Time Together
I’m a sucker for this kind of plot. It really gets me, please! Ideally, they marry first and fall in love later.
The Hero and Heroine Are Ex-Spouses or Exes
Please recommend stories where the hero and heroine used to be married or dated, then divorce or break up, and the heroine leaves while pregnant.
The Hero Had a White Moonlight Before Her: Looking for a Regret-and-Chase-Your-Wife Story
Are there any stories where the male lead once had a white moonlight? They part ways, then he meets the heroine. Just as they're falling in love, his old flame comes back. I love this kind of love triangle. 🌚
His White Moonlight Died, and He Personally Killed Her and the Baby She Was Carrying
The groveling-to-win-her-back trope.
Any Novels Where the Stand-In Runs Away? Please!
Does anyone know a funny story where the stand-in only cares about money and runs off with it after the white moonlight returns? Thanks [JPG: bows].
Married First, Love Later: She Hurts Him, Then He Chases Her to Win Her Back
No System, but rebirth or similar is fine. The heroine hurts the hero, he gives up on her in disappointment, and then she has to chase him after it's too late.
The Male Lead Leaves the Heroine Behind to Find His One True Love
The male lead always thinks his first love needs him more. Whenever the female lead needs him, he abandons her to go to his first love instead. It ends badly.
The Male Lead Willingly Becomes a Substitute, Begging the Heroine: “Please, Look Back at Me”
I Want the Most Gut-Wrenching Tragedy Ever!
I want a story where two people love each other but can't be together! Not one where the male lead is hung up on his white moonlight, takes it out on the heroine, then has to chase her after she leaves! No, no, no. Something like One and Only, please. Thank you, thank you~
Reborn in Ancient Times, Angsty Romance
I'm here to suffer this summer, so bring on the angst and hurt me as much as you can 👏
Double Substitute Romance
The female lead sees the male lead as a stand-in for her moonlight, while he sees her as a stand-in for the female lead’s friend, because the female lead and her friend are very alike. They’re both gentle people. The moonlight has heart disease, and the female lead thinks he’s dead (I can only fit 80 characters here, ugh).
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When Lu Shiqi heard that he was going to marry his childhood sweetheart, she felt that she was a joke to him and really felt sorry for the heroine!
It turns out that Yang Anqi took advantage of Lu Shiqi's birthday to deliberately drug the male protagonist. This person is really too bad. He is also the male protagonist's childhood sweetheart, and not only is he engaged!
The male protagonist is so overbearing. He rushed out and hugged her. This kind of overbearing character suits my taste. This love novel needs to be discovered by more people.
This book is really really good if you can stick to it till the end. The first part is so cruel that I can't comment on it. The two people in the middle made me full with their dog food. The second part is a little bit cruel. In the end, I really like this book. I recommend everyone to read it.
Bo Siye is very possessive, and the female protagonist is also very protective in the eyes of others, which makes it easy for the male protagonist to have a possessive mentality.
Now that you have decided to write a book, don't care about readers' comments. Some people like good novels, and some don't like them, because the feelings they bring to each reader are different. Life is inherently short, so don't care too much about other people's comments. Caring too much will only make you depressed. You should only care about what you write being liked by readers. When it comes to being perfect, time is the worst time for failure, just like the fruits on the tree will fall when they are ripe, and the full moon at night will be incomplete sometimes, so there is no need to be perfect, as long as you write for the people you like. I thought it was wonderfully written, but the ending was so quick that I didn't react. Fortunately, you didn't abandon the article directly. So when writing a book, you should treat it well. Come on, you will be better [smile][smile]
When Lu Shiqi was lying in Bao Siye's arms, she was angry and shy like a child. Such a shy girl might be more popular with Bao Siye.
The character of Yang Anqi is still very sinister and cunning. The author also warns us: villains cannot achieve their goals.
Yang Anqi deliberately framed Lu Shiqi. This character is quite real. After all, the world is full of wonders.
Hahahaha, when the heroine was sad and depressed, a yellow-haired boy came out. This yellow-haired boy seemed to be playing the role of a clown at this moment.