
After the Divorce, Mr. Mo Chases His Ex to the Ends of the Earth
离婚后,墨少追妻火葬场
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 297k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Billionaire CEO
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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In booklists 21
Looking for Stories Where He Hurts His Wife, Then Has to Grovel to Win Her Back
The first part should be especially angsty, then the heroine gets her revenge on the male lead.
His White Moonlight Died, and He Personally Killed Her and the Baby She Was Carrying
The groveling-to-win-her-back trope.
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. 🌚
Angst First, Then Spoiling: The Husband Chases His Wife to Win Her Back
The Male Lead Is Just Playing Around from the Start. When the Female Lead Finds Out, He Has to Beg Her to Take Him Back
He Hurts His Wife and Enjoys It for a Moment, Then Regrets It and Chases Her Back (They Divorce at the Start)
Looking for books similar to My Ex-Wife's Well-Behaved Persona Has Collapsed.
The Ex Chases After Her
Groveling-to-win-her-back stories!!! The kind where the male lead gets put through hell later on! The more painful, the better.
The Heroine Wakes Up and Leaves, Sending the Hero to His Knees in Regret
I once read a story where the heroine and hero were practically childhood friends. The hero had anxiety as a child, and the heroine became his servant. He hit her over the head, and later she left. The hero went crazy. The plot was pretty clichéd, but I kind of want to read it again and can't find it.
He Makes His Wife Miserable, Then Has to Beg Her to Take Him Back
Both the female and male leads have lots of secret identities. The female lead is the only girl in her family and is doted on by everyone.
The Male Lead Kills the Person He Loves Most for His White Moonlight, Then Tries to Win Her Back
Her Husband Still Loves His First Love. The Female Lead Gives Up and Leaves, and He Has to Win Her Back
Any Reborn Novels with a Groveling Husband Who Has to Win Back His Wife?
Are there any 'chase your wife after the crematorium' stories, or ones where a misunderstanding from a past life leads to the male lead being reborn and pursuing his wife?
Making His Wife Suffer Is Fun Until He Has to Beg Her Back
Short stories only!!
His First Love Returns Home and Asks for a Divorce, Then He Pursues Her Relentlessly
Looking for books like "The Day His First Love Returned, I Hid My Pregnancy".
His Moonlight and His Wife Are Kidnapped at the Same Time. He Chooses to Save His Moonlight, Then Has to Grovel for Forgiveness
Her Husband Still Loves His First Love, So She Leaves and He Has to Win Her Back
The Heroine Is Reborn and the Hero Divorces
The heroine and the hero are family friends. The heroine loves the hero so much that he is forced to marry by his grandfather. After rebirth, the heroine divorces the hero.
The Male Lead Doesn't Keep His Distance from Other Women, Causing a Misunderstanding with the Female Lead, Then the Second Male Lead Wins Her Over
Looking for Childhood Sweethearts: He Goes Abroad, Then Comes Home and Has to Win Her Back
Quick Transmigration: An Ordinary Heroine Is Mistreated by the Hero, Who Later Regrets It and Tries to Win Her Back
The female lead was apparently in a vegetative state, so someone set up quick transmigration worlds to wake her. In the end, did she wake up or die? The male lead was her attending physician. I want to reread it but can't find it. It's a tragic story.
Looking for a Strong Female Lead Who Is Reborn, Modern or Historical Romance Is Fine 😊
The female lead sincerely loved the terrible male lead in her previous life, only to be betrayed. Later, she’s reborn, and so is he, and then he has to grovel to win her back. (I know it’s cheesy.)
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It's okay, but it's a bit depressing. I feel like those evil villains always succeed in their schemes, and justice always pays a heavy price for defeating evil. I feel unhappy.
Not bad, very nice. I like short articles, concise and not protracted. Keep up the good work, author, and look forward to your masterpieces.
Not bad, keep up the hard work
Wonderful, no drag, no ink stains
Very good-looking, precise and short, not cruel to the heart, and clean!
Yeah, not bad! The storyline is exciting and doesn't drag!
It's beautiful, I really like the characters in it
The novel is not long, rich in content, and has ups and downs of the plot. After reading it, I feel like I haven't finished it yet. Like 👍 👍
Why is it so short? Not enough
Not bad, pretty good.