
Few Words, Deep Feelings
言简情深
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 249k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Explore more →Short Stories That Leave You Awestruck
Short but stunning novels, angsty, sweet, or historical in style. Around 10 to 80 chapters, or 20,000 to 100,000 words.
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.
Please Recommend Angsty Stories With a Groveling Male Lead, Preferably With Him Suffering From the Start
The Heroine Doesn't Care About the Hero, Who Gets Mad About It Every Day
Any books with a line like this? The male lead says, “I saw your ex at the hospital today.” The heroine asks, “What happened to him? Is his stomach acting up? It always used to bother him.” Only afterward does she ask why he was at the hospital and whether he's feeling unwell. The male lead replies, “It doesn't matter anymore.”
Looking for Realistic Marriage Stories, Nothing Too Far-Fetched or Overly Sweet
Everyday life, realistic views on marriage, a couple working together, marital conflicts, careers, family, children, and mother-in-law/daughter-in-law relationships. Keep it realistic, please. No wealthy-family romances; they feel too far-fetched.
Has Everyone Noticed That Tomato Has Added So Many New Books? The Quality Is Really OK 👀
The Male Lead Starts Out as a Casanova
The Ex-Husband’s Redemption Arc, with Lots of Jealousy
Any completed novels with a groveling male lead, a female lead with lots of suitors, and a guy who's insanely jealous?
Looking for Novels That Are a Little More Realistic
Stories that are realistic, down-to-earth, and true to life
Male Lead Grovels to Win Her Back (Nothing Clichéd, Nothing Clichéd, It Must Be Original!)
After transmigrating into a book as the supporting female character, she sets out to win over the male villain. The plot is fresh: at first, the male villain is devoted to his white moonlight, but later the supporting female lead wins him over. Then he has to chase her in vain.
Realistic Romance Novels, No CEOs or the Like
Angsty youth novels are fine too, like Fu Shouer's "Youth Is a Hasty Book".
A Playboy Turns Over a New Leaf: The Male Lead Is a Real Womanizer, and the Female Lead Is Sweet and Innocent
A good family background, with no serious childhood trauma.
Recommendations for Ancient or Modern Stories Without a Virgin Couple, for a Change from Reading So Many Stories with Chaste Leads
Ladies, please recommend historical or modern novels where the couple aren't each other's firsts. Completed stories preferred, completed stories! I've read too many books where they are each other's firsts and want a change of pace. Thanks, ladies!
The Female Lead Realizes He Never Loved Her, and She Was Just Fooling Herself!
I Just Want to Read the Heroine Making the Hero Absolutely Furious
Looking for Stories Where the Leads Aren’t Each Other’s Firsts
Please! Anything is fine as long as it isn’t strictly one-partner-only.
The Male Lead Is a Rich Playboy Who Turns His Life Around After Meeting the Female Lead. Non-virgin Leads Are Fine
Perfect-Score Novels with Excellent Writing and Quality
Everyone who clicks in will find something worthwhile. Leave your reading lists so we can recommend books to each other.
The Male Lead Starts Out Bad and Seriously Scummy
A Bad-Ending Journey With a Happy Ending!! I Really Love These!! Please Recommend Some!!
Any stories with lots of angst along the way!!! With misunderstandings!! But a happy ending. I really love reading those.
The Heroine Is Easygoing, and the Male Lead Grovels at the Highest Level to Win Her Back
The female lead isn't a naive sweetheart.
“She’s Always Clinging to Me. It’s So Annoying.” Then She Leaves, and He Panics 🥀
I'm looking for books similar to "Take a Bite of Pink Pomelo". She's always tagging along after him, but when she finds out he's annoyed by her and walks away, he has to chase her back.
Looking for a Bad Boy: Handsome, Roguish, Powerful, and Wealthy
And the male lead always takes care of everything for the female lead.
I Want Stories About a Playboy Turning into a Devoted Lover, with a Groveling Ex Chasing His Wife
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When I read book reviews, I always talk about the three views. Actually, I think it's pretty good. If you want to have a child with a high IQ, you have to seek the consent of the man and do in vitro fertilization on the premise that you are destined to be an orphan. Although we see the male protagonist changing his mind, in reality you want the prodigal son to come back unless you are really attracted to him. Anyway, I don't think I have such ability [laughs awkwardly] But after all, it is a novel. It's not illegal to think about it. In reality, you still have to consider practical issues [Read carefully]
The writing is quite good, but people who are flirtatious will not be taken away 🤭, let alone if you can do something like having sex with your fiancee's friend, it will be a matter of time before the passion fades and the old ways return.
It's a very enjoyable story about chasing a wife. From the beginning of the first chapter, they break up and start chasing her in the second chapter. From the whole story to the finale, the male protagonist holds hands with the female protagonist to get married. Although the male protagonist is rich and powerful, he doesn't engage in any forced love. Even when he learns that the female protagonist is married and pregnant, he doesn't resort to force and robbery. This is the only wife-chasing novel I've read that doesn't involve rape and the second male lead is not in charge. Of course, I still say the same thing. The prodigal son will turn back without changing his fortune. This sentence only exists in novels. The probability of encountering an example like Wang Xiaochuan in reality is comparable to that of a comet hitting the earth tomorrow. When he is a scumbag, he can play seven games a night, but once he becomes serious, he is enthusiastic and dedicated. However, this is a novel and will not be reality in the end. Girls, keep your eyes open, there are only 0 and no sex. Several times, you are not the Holy Virgin Little Sun, and you don't need to inspire him to teach him what love is. The evil nature of men who have sex will always exist. When I saw Wang Xiaochuan kneeling on the ground and vowing to believe him this time, just once, I could only sneer in front of the screen. Maybe, at the end of the novel, they gave birth to children, but they only stayed at this moment. The future is changing rapidly. Although Wang Xiaochuan did not engage in robbery or blackmailing those he cared about, shamelessness was the first priority, so the sisters considered falling into the trap. It was really shameless for him to pursue his wife. He created all kinds of meeting opportunities and stalked her. He relied on this trick to coax the heroine together two-thirds of the way through the novel. Secondly, because it is an ancient novel, although the heroine is a eldest heroine, she has a plot to keep her virginity, and she has to keep her virginity with the male protagonist. The second child was in vitro fertilized and did not undergo pregnancy. On the contrary, in the early days, the male protagonist did not understand his feelings for the female protagonist and was unclear with other female partners, so this is a big red flag for me, but seeing the male protagonist raise other men's children without any regrets makes me feel happy. The female protagonist is sober throughout the whole process. Except for the mishandling of family affection sometimes, the rest of the story is almost praised. She is beautiful and sassy. One final word. Wang Xiaochuan, meeting Li Jianqing is the greatest blessing in your life! Reality sucks, stay in the world of fiction for a long time!!! I forgot to mention that there is a big foreshadowing in this book. In the later period, the male protagonist sponsored a girl who looked very similar to the female protagonist because of social activities. The girl was a kind of white flower in ancient novels. Her family was broken and she was forced to appear. She was completely opposite to the heroine's character. Even the male protagonist was in a daze for a moment. Of course, the male protagonist did not touch her. After returning, he asked the female protagonist if she had any sisters. This part was very strange. It appeared suddenly, and even at the end, this hole was not buried. Although the heroine knows about this and agrees to his funding, there is too much room for readers' imagination, because Wang Xiaochuan himself is a big stallion. Can he really maintain his consistent heart after the heroine is old? This girl may become the fuse of the future. Of course, I hope that all this is just the reader's imagination. Wang Xiaochuan, you'd better be as loyal to one person as you promised on your knees!
Wang Xiaochuan is really not a male protagonist, but he is an excellent male protagonist in The Crematorium of Chasing His Wife. This book is a relatively down-to-earth romance novel, not so cloudy and confusing. Especially when the male protagonist speaks nonsense, he is very direct and rough. The female protagonist is very independent but not stubborn, and there are no annoying plots. It is just a playboy slowly realizing that he falls in love with someone, and then trying to catch up with his wife. It's pretty and very comfortable to watch.
Although the front is a bit boring, the back is exciting and beautiful!
I have found that since I don't care so much about cleanliness, I will find a lot of novels that are not highly rated but are very good. The low rating of this novel may be due to the scumbag male protagonist. In fact, it is much better than many high-rated novels I have read.
Well, we can't compare it with real life. Although the three views are not very righteous, but to be honest, in reality, not all people have pure and righteous views. As the saying goes, there are various aspects of life. As long as it's not a crime, anything else is fine. We can correct our three views for the better, but of course, it is easy to mislead those whose three views are not finalized.
The male protagonist is unclean, but the female protagonist is sober, not a love-minded, but very decisive, and dares to love and hate. . . The male protagonist in the back is like a dog, he has low self-esteem and cautiously loves and pursues the female protagonist. . . The heroine doesn't care if she is pregnant with someone else's child. . . I've finished reading it. Anyway, it's not a bad read. I recommend it. The more you read it, the more interesting it becomes [Thoughts]
When I was watching Animal World, I saw an introduction saying that the nature of male animals is to spread as many of their genes as possible. However, as advanced animals, we humans are restricted by many factors such as law, morality, and ability. Some men can be loyal to their partners. But that's only part of it. There's also a part that really just can't control the lower body. It's genetically determined. Therefore, the prodigal son turning back is just a fun thing to read in novels, but it is basically impossible to happen in reality. Girls must keep their eyes open and don't imagine that they are the one who can win back the prodigal son. The author emphasizes many times that the heroine thinks the hero has a low IQ, so she makes jokes. In fact, in order to run the company well, it is impossible not to have a high IQ. Also, the plot of often running away from meetings in the middle to pursue his wife is true, and it can only appear in this kind of drama-like novel. If this is the case in reality, it means that this man has no ambition at all and is not a good match. The boss in the novel chases his wife during the day and hangs out with friends in the bar at night; the boss in reality travels everywhere and works hard. However, this article is written quite happily, and there is nothing particularly embarrassing about the plot, so it is quite a good way to kill time.
The male protagonist's character may not be acceptable to many people, but the author's writing style is really good [I learned it]. However, there is a child in the back, so I don't plan to continue reading. I personally don't like to read books with children.